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THE

UNITED STATES

RAILROAD DIRECTORY,

FOR 1856.

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1856.

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INTRODUCTION.

THE first number of a work like the present, gotten up at short notice, must be
necessarily imperfect. The labor of collecting the materials was commenced on the
1st of December last, and the book put to press early in February. Impressed with
the belief that such a compilation, which had never before been attempted, would
be acceptable to every Railroad officer and to the public, the present volume is
issued as an experiment. It is not as complete as the publisher wished to make it,
but it is as full as the materials and information at hand would allow. If favorably
received, and encouraged, such improvements will be introduced into the succeeding
volumes, as time and further experience may suggest

Disappointment in the receipt of lists of officers has caused eome delay, and a few
leading Roads are omitted altogether; every effort short of downright importunity
having failed to secure them. Several came too late to appear ha their proper order,
and are therefore, unavoidably placed at the end. The * at the title of a Road, in-
dicates that the list of officers was not obtained from the company, but from other
sources and the best within reach. For convenient reference, the names of Directors
are placed in alphabetical order, except where they reside in different towns or
counties; in that case, the residences are given alphabetically. The tables of Rail-
roads arranged by States may or may not be wholly correct ; for this reason, the
aggregates of miles are omitted.

A general alphabetical list of all the Railroads in the United States, numbering
over 500, besides 80 branches, is affixed. Some of these Roads are only in
embryo ; others are in progress, and a portion designated by then- familiar instead
of their legal titles. It is probable that in a few instances the same Road may be
repeated under different names, changes being of frequent occurrence. "When a
Road runs through two or more States, it is placed among those of the State in
which the principal office is situated.

Few persons have an idea of the large amount of capital invested in Railroads
throughout the United States ; and very many will, perhaps, be surprised to learn

IV INTRODUCTION.

that it exceeds SEVEN HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS, more than double the
amount of banking capital. An interest so vast, reaching almost every village in
the Union, and affecting the comfort and convenience of the whole community,
must command a large share of attention.

If encouraged to issue another volume, the Publisher proposes to include in
the next all the statistics and characteristics of Railroads that it is desirable for the
public to know. Among these may be enumerated :

. 1. Date of Charter, Organization, Commencing operations, Opening Road, Meet-
ing of Stockholders, and Election of officers.

2. Amount of Chartered Capital; amount subscribed and paid in; amount owned
by States, corporations, and individuals.

3. Length of mam Road and Branches, total as well as separately in each State;
Gauge ; Weight and Pattern of Rail.

4. Number of miles completed, in progress, or under contract. The whole to be
arranged in tabular and succinct forms.

5. Cost of construction, including grading, bridges, masonry, and superstructure ;
of Depots and Buildings of all kinds ; and of Rolling Stock ; also, average cost
per mile.

6. Funded and Floating Debt ; Description of Bonds, when due, rate of interest,
when and where payable.

This information will be exceedingly valuable to everyone interested in Railroad
securities, either as stock or bond holders. To collect and arrange it, will require
much time and labor. It is proposed to devote the ensuing summer and fall to that
object, so that the next volume may be out early in the year 1857.

An effort was made, without avail, to obtain the names and particulars of the
various Railroads in Canada. The next may be attended with better success.

An advertising sheet will accompany the succeeding volumes. Cards, Notices,
etc., will be inserted on the usual terms. The value of this description of advertis-
ing is too well understood to need a word of urging.

Corrections and additioua at au early day are solicited, in order that they may be
used if a second edition of the present volume should be called for.

The Publisher returns his sincere thanks to the officers of Railroad companies for
their prompt replies to calls upon them for information, and hopes to be favored
with their continued aid.

NEW- YORK, March, 1856.

UNITED STATES

RAILROAD DIRECTORY,

O H 1856.

MAINE.

ANDROSCOGGIN RAILROAD.

From Leeds Junction to Livermore Falls, 20 miles. In progress
to Farmington, 16 miles farther.

OFFICE at Lewiston, Maine.

President, Alonzo G-arcelon Lewiston

7 DIRECTORS.

Alonzo Garcelon,
J. B. Jones,
Giddings Lane,
Ensign Otis,
Oliver Pettengill,
S. H. Read,
John Smith.

Secretary, S. H. Road, "

Treasurer, , . .John Gil morn. T,r>firis.

Superintendent, .
Chief-Engineer, .
Master of Machin i
f

Ticket Agents, <

.William Small.
.A. P. Wilds.
y, John Kanfer.
.Harris Garcelon.
.Uriah Foss,

CONDUCTOR OF

Passenger Trains, Darius Goff.

1

MAINE.

ANDROSCOGGIN AND KENNEBEC RAILROAD.

From Portland to Waterville, Maine, 82 miles.
OFFICE at Waterville, Maine.

President, Dennis L. Miller.

Treasurer, Joshua Nye, Jr.

Superintendent, Edwin Noyes.

Master of Transp.... . . Charts M. Morse.

7 DIRECTORS.

Charles M. Bailey, Winthrop,
Ira Crocker, Portland,
John M. Frye, Lewiston,
Asher Hinds, Benton,
William M. Longley, Greene,
Dennis L. Milliken, Waterville,
Anson P. Morrill, Readfield.

CONDUCTORS OF

Charles 0. Baker,
C. M. Barrell,

) Passenger f William Bodge.
J Trains. I

ATLANTIC AND ST. LAWRENCE RAILROAD.

From Portland to Island Pond, Vermont, connecting with Grand
Trunk Railway, 149 miles.

OFFICE, Passenger Station, Portland, Maine.

President, St. John Smith. 7 DIRECTORS.

Vice-President, Phinehas Barnes.

Secretary, B. Cushman. Phinehas Barnes.

Treasurer, Charles E. Barrett. Charles E. Barrett,

Superintendent, Solomon T. Corser. John B. Brown,

Solomon H. Chandler,
George F. Shipley,
St. John Smith,
John M. Wood.

This Koad is leased to the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada, and ope-
rated by them.

MAINE.

3

BUCKFIELD BRANCH RAILROAD.

From Buckfield to 3fechanic Falls, 13 miles.
OFFICE, Buckfield Railroad Station.

Proprietor ^Manager, Francis 0. J. Smith.

Auditor, J. Harlow.

Road-Master, James C. Burrows.

Master of Transp.,.. . . Jarius Harlow.
Master of Machinery, G. "W. Wadleigh.

1. . . . J. Harlow,
I. "W. Marshal],
. . . ."W. L. Bonney.

*• CONDUCTOR OF
Passenger Trains, P. 0. S. Howe.

This Road will soon be in operation from Canton Point to Mechanic Fall*,
making total length 27 miles.

KENNEBEC AND PORTLAND RAILROAD.

From Augusta to Portland, 60,
« Brunswick to Bath, IQ

OFFICE at Augusta, Maine.

.7 ft
miks'

President, Allen Lambard, Augusta.

Secretary, A. B. Thompson.

Treasurer, A. H. Gilman, Augusta.

Superintendent, E. C. Hyde, Bath.

Attorneys, "Williams & Cutler.

Road-Master, Allen Colby.

Master of Machinery, Daniel H. Davis.

John Murphy,
W. Hatch, Jr.,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger
Trains.

8 DIRECTORS.

Joseph Berry, Eowdoinham,
Eben Frye, Augusta,

F. T. Lally, Gardiner,

G. F. Patten, Bath,
"W". D. Sewall, "

F. J. Southard, Richmond,
A. B. Thompson, Brunswick,
Reuel Williams, Augusta.

Jacob Sr.nds,
Levi L. Lincoln.

Freight Train, William Mitchell.

MAINE.

*LEWISTON AND TOPSHAM (MAINE) RAILROAD.
From

OFFICE,

President, F. T. Purinton.

Secretary & Treas.,* .H. W. Owen.

7 DlEECTORS.

S. A. Hougbton, Bath,

G. W. Kendall, "

Oliver Moses,

W. M. Rogers, "

Cephas Farnsworth, Lisbon,

H. L. Holland,

F. T. Purinton, Topsham.

This Road is not yet built

PORTLAND, SACO, AND PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD.

From Portland, Maine, to Portsmouth, N. H., 51 miles.

OFFICE,

7 DIRECTORS.

President, Ichabod Goodwin, Portsmouth.

Secretary, Charles E. Barrett, Portland.

Treasurer, Eliphalet Nott.

Superintendent, John Russell, Jr., Portland.

I. Goodwin, Portsmouth, N.H.,
Josiah Calef, Saco, Me.,
Chas. E. Barrett, Portland, Me.,
J. D. Lang, Vassalborough, "
Jas. Hayward, Boston, Mass.,
Albert Thorndike, Beverly, "
Thomas "West, Haverhill,, "

MAINE.

SOMERSET AND KENNEBEC RAILROAD.

From Augusta to Skowhegan, J/e., 37 miles.
OFFICE,

President, Joseph Eaton, Winslow.

Secretary & Treas,,. .Samuel P. Shaw, Waterville.
Superintendent, Francis Chase, Augusta.

9 DIRECTORS.

Lot M. Morrell, Augusta,
David Bronson, Bath,
Abner Cobourn, Bloomfield,
Samuel Judkins, Fairneld,
Samuel Robinson, Skowhegan,
Ebenezer Frye, Valparaiso,
John D. Lang,
Samuel P. Shaw, "Waterville,
Joseph Eaton, Window.

YORK AND CUMBERLAND RAILROAD.

From Portland, Me., to Saco River , (in BuxtonJ) 18 miles.
OFFICE at Depot, Portland, Maine.

President, Jabez C. Woodman.

Secretary, , Lewis Pierce.

Treas. & Superint., . . S. W. Eaton.

Attorney, Jabez C. Woodman.

Master of Machinery, Z. Lord.

. .E. Higgins, Jr.,
. .0. B. Howard,

m. 7 . .F. Partridge,

Ticket Agents, \ ^ >R &_ Harding,

. .Joseph Dunnell,
. .William C. Palmer.

7 DIRECTORS.

Horace V. Bartol,
William G. Chadbourn,
Samuel Hanson,
Samuel Jordan,
Levi Morrill,
John M. Wood,
Jabez 0. Woodman.

CONDUCTOR OF

Passenger Trains, Humphrey Cousins.

Freight Trains, A. P. Pennell.

NEW -HAMPSHIRE.

NEW-HAMPSHIRE.

BOSTON, CONCORD, XAND MONTREAL RAILROAD.

From Concord, N~. JT., to Wells River, J7?., 93 miles.

OFFICE at Plymouth, N. H.

President,

Clerk,

Treasurer, ....

Superintendent,

Resident-Engineer, . . .

Attorney,

Head-Master,

Hosier of Transp., . . .
Master of Machinery,

Ticket Master,

Cashier & Paymaster,

Josiah Quincy, Romney, N. H
Charles Lane, Gilford, N. H.
George Minot, Concord, N. H,
J. M. Whiton, Plymouth,
C. H. Latham, "
Josiah Quincy, Romney,
J. J. Sanborn, Lake Village,
Jos. A. Dodge, Plymouth,
Geo. Stevens, Lake Village,
I. L. Rogers, Plymouth,
C. E. Twombly, Plymouth,

DIRECTORS.

Ira Goodall. Bath, N. H.
OssianD. Ashley, Boston,Masa.
Holmes Hinkley, " "
G. B. Chandler, Concord N. H.
J. M. Whiton, Holderness, "
John T. Coffin, Laconia, "
Josiah Quincy, Romney, "

Seth Greenleafj
J. S. Russ,

David Ferguson,
A. L. Smith,
0. R, Farrar,
G. E. Nutting,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger
Trains.

freight
Trains.

Geo. W. Little.

L. D. "Whitcher,
H. "W. Ramsey,
Charles Hicks.

NEW-HAMPSHIRE.

COCIIECO RAILROAD.

From Dover, N. H., to Alton Bay, N. H., 28 miles.
OFFICE at Dover, N. H.

President,

Secretary, ,

Treasurer, ,

Superintendent, ....

Attorney,

Road-Master,

Master of Transp., . .
Master of Machinery,

Ticket Agents,

William Hale.
Charles W. Woodman.
A. P. Hanson.
A. Kimball, Jr.
Charles W. Woodman.
Joseph Young.
William P. Osborne.
James E. Morrill.
D. S. Morrison,
.1. H. Ela,
.Joseph E. Jones,
.Nehemiah Morrison,
.Smith Emerson,
.Andrew I. Brown.

7 DIRECTORS.

Thomas H. Gushing,
William Hale,
George M. Herring,
William Hill,
Thomas W. Pierce,
Joseph H. Smith,
Stephen S. Stone.

CONDUCTORS OF

James E. Furnald, Passenger Trains. Charles Woodman.

Freight Trains. Oilman Miller.

CONCORD RAILROAD.

From Nashua, N. H., to Concord, N. H., 35 miles.

OFFICE at Station, Concord, N. H.

President, Isaac Spalding, Nashua, N. H.

Clerk, John H. George, Concord,

Superintendent, N. G. Upham,

Paymaster, James W. Sargent,

Road-Master, ... . .Calvin Gray,
Master of Transp., . . . James A. Weston,
Master of Machinery, John Kimball,
Ticket Agent, John H. Elliott,

7 DIRECTORS.

Uriel Crocker,
John S. Kidder,
F. C. Manning,
Charles H. Peasloe,
A. C. Pierce,
Isaac Spalding,
Josiah Stickney.

CONDUCTORS OF

George Clough, Passenger Trains. Robert N. Corning.

Freeman Webster, Freight Trains. C. W. Blood.

NEW-HAMPSHIRE.

CONTOOCOOK VALLEY RAILROAD.

From Contoocookville to Hillsborough, 14 miles.

OFFICE at Concord, N. H.

t DIRECTORS.

John Aiken,
Enos Blake,
James Boyd,
John G. Fuller,
Matthew Harvey,
David Steele,
John "Whipple.

TRUSTEES.

Anthony Colby,

I. B. French,

Fitz Henry Homer.

CONDUCTOR OF
Passenger and Freight Trains, George B. "Warde.

Run by the Trustees of the 1st Mortgage Bondholders.

Matthew Harvey.

Clerk, I. M. "Whiton, Jr.

Treasurer, John W. Dodge.

Superintendent, Joseph A. Gilmore.

Road-Master, Dudley Clifford.

Master of Transp., . . . George P. Cummings.
Ticket Clerk, G. P. Cummings.

GREAT FALLS AND CONWAY RAILROAD.

From Great Falls, N. H., to WaJeefield, N. H., 20 miles.

OFFICE, No. 22 Market street, Great Falls, N. H.

President, Oliver Hill, Great Falls.

Secretary, )

Treasurer, and. . . . > Albert A. Perkins, "
Superintendent, . . . )

Engineer, George L. "Whitehouse, "

Attorneys, "Wells & Burleigh,

Road-Master, Frank H. Smith,

Master of Transp., . . . Moses Rollins,

Master of Machinery, J. Tucker, Union Village, K H.

Ticket Agent, "Wingate Perkins, Great Falls.

7 DIRECTORS.

Owen W. Davis, Great Falls,

Oliver Hill, "

Nathaniel "Wells, "

J. Smith, Centre Ossipee, N.H.,

Asa Beacham,

J. Tredick, Union Village, "

T. M.Wentworth, Lebanon, Me.

CONDUCTOR OF

Passenger Trains, Moses B. Canney, Union Village, N. H.

Freight Trains, George A. Beacham, " "

NEW-HAMPSHIRE.

MANCHESTER AND LAWRENCE RAILROAD.

From Manchester ', N. IT., to Lawrence, Mass., 26 miles.

OFFICE at Manchester, N. H.

President, E. J. M. Hale.

Secretary, "William C. Clarke.

Treasurer, D. J. Daniels.

Superintendent Joseph A. Gilmore.

Attorney, William C. Clarke.

Road-Master, Dudley Clifford.

Master of Transp., . . . C. Henry Hurlburt.
Master of Machinery, John M. Sanborn.
Ticket Agent, James R. Kendrick.

6 DIRECTORS.

David A. Bunton,
John Flint,
E. J. M. Hale,
Joseph £ow,
William G. Means,
Nathaniel G. White.

CONDUCTOR OF

Passenger Trains, James P. Eaton.

Freight Trains, Samuel Stevens.

MERRBIACK AND CONNECTICUT RIVER RAILROAD.

From Concord, N. H., to Bradford, N. H., 27, ) . 7 KQ •/
" Manchester, N~. H., to Henniker, N. H., 26, \ U *** 5<

OFFICE, Concord R. R. Passenger Depot, at Concord, N. H.
TREASURER'S OFFICE, No. 9 Railroad Exchange, Boston, Mass.

President, Anthony Colby. 7 DIRECTORS.

Secretary, William L. Foster.

Treasurer, George A. Kettell. Anthony Colby,

Superintendent, Onslow Stearns. Moses A Hodgdon,

Road-Master, William H. Bennett. George A. Kettell,

Master of Transp., . . .H. C. Sherburne. George W. Nesmith,

Ticket Agent, Amos C. Warren. H. D. Robertson,

Onslow Stearns,
David Steele.

Moses E. Gould,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger Trains.

Freight Trains.

C. W. Everitt.
Dustin W. Waldron.

10 NEW-HAMPSHIRE.

NASHUA AND LOWELL RAILROAD.

From Nashua, N. H., to Lowell, Mass., 15 miles.

OFFICE at Nashua, N. H..

President, Robert Read.

Treasurer, William P. Ainsworth.

Superintendent, George Stark.

Road-Master, J. B. Eaton.

Master of Transp., . . . Charles E. Paige.
Master of Machinery, John M. Sanborn.
Ticket Agent, L. H. Clement.

5 DIRECTORS.

William Amory, Boston,
F. B. Crowninshield, "
Edmund Parker, Nashua,
Robert Read, "

D. S. Richardson, LowelL

CONDUCTORS OP

fPassenge
Trains.

Noah Whitman, ) Freight

E. Sumner, J Trains.

R. E. Dewey, ^ Passenger ( L. W. Currier.

Noah Whitman, [ JVez'^ ( R. Walker.

This Company also operate the Wilton Road from Nashua to Wilton, 15 miles,
and the Stony Brook Road from Lowell to Groton Junction, 17 miles.

NORTHERN (N. H.) RAILROAD.

From Concord, N~. H., to West-Lebanon, JST. H., 69 miles.
OFFICE, Concord R. R. Passenger Depot, at Concord, N. H.
TREASURER'S OFFICE, No. 9 Railroad Exchange, Boston, Mass.

President and Agent, .Onslow Stearns.

Secretary, William L. Foster.

Treasurer, George A. Kettell.

Ass't Superintendent, . William M. Parker.

Attorneys, George & Foster, Concord,N.H.

Road-Master, Benjamin Bailey.

Master of Transp., . . .George E. Todd.
Master of Machinery, James Sedgely.
Ticket Agent, Amos C. Warren.

CONDUCTORS OP

7 DIRECTORS.

John A. Burnham,
Joseph W. Clark,
Uriel Crocker,
George A. Kettell,
Josiah Minott,
George W. Nesmith,
Onslow Stearns.

G-. W. Barnes, ) Passenger ( H. S. Shattuck.

0. F. Morse, f Trains. \

A. C. Bean, 1 f A. H. Hall,
John S. Brown, Freight I. F. Hobbs,

R, M. Evans, Trains. E. H. Mead.

A. B. Farnham,

NEW-HAMPSHIRE.

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PORTSMOUTH AND CONCORD RAILROAD.

From Portsmouth to Concord, N. H., 47 miles.

OFFICE, No. 21 Bridge street,

President, Alfred W. Haven.

Proprietors' Clerk, . .Brackett Hutchings.

Treasurer, Thomas L. Tullock.

Superintendent, James W. Emery.

Attorney, James "W. Emery.

Road-Master. Josiah H. San born.

Master of Transp., . . .Joseph D. Pillow.
Master of Machinery, Herman Remick.

" I. D. Pillow,

. . .Charles A. Dearborn,
. . .Isaac M. Clark,
. . .Theophilus Norris,
..... David Peeker,

} William D. Ladd,

. .Samuel B. Robie,
. .H. Saltmarsh,
. .George Noyes,
. .George G. Sanborn.
Robert 0. Dennett,
Samuel A. Hawkes,

Ticket Agents,

Portsmouth, N. H.
7 DIRECTORS.

William Plumer, Boston, Mass.
Arthur Pie tcher, Concord, N H
Nathaniel White, " "
Nat. Bachelder, Epping, c
J. W. Pierce, Greenland, "
A. W. Haven, Portsmouth, "
Horton D. Walker, "

TRUSTEES FOR BoNDnouasBS.

James W. Emery,
Thomas L. Tullock,
Nathaniel White.

Joshua Brooks,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger Trains.

Freight Trains.

Amos G. Bachelder
Benjamin Norton.

Ticket Agents,

SULLIVAN RAILROAD.

From Windsor, Vt., to JBelloics Falls, Vt., 26 miles.
FINANCIAL OFFICE, No. 39 State street, Boston, Mass.
SECRETARY'S " at Claremont, N. II.
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, Charlestown, N. H.

DIRECTORS.

John S. Eldridge,
Samuel Eldridge,
John M. Glidden,
Jonas Livingston,
Gyles Merrill,
A. W. Spencer,
Edward Thompson.

.J. M. Glidden, Charlestown.

Secretary, P. C. Freeman, Claremont,N.H.

Treasurer, Sam'l Eldridge, Boston, Mass.

Superintendent, G. Merrill, Charlestown, N. H.

Road-Master, Cyrus Bennett.

Master of Transp., . . . Edward Thompson.
Muster of Machinery, George H. Griggs.

.C. G. Williams, Windsor, Vt.,

.W. F. Jones, Claremont, N. H.

.D. M. Dinsmore, N. Ch'stown,
.D. R. Smiley, Charlestown,
.W. W. Cochran, Bellows Falls.

CONDUCTOR OF

Passenger Trains, Henry W. Adams.

Freight Trains, I. M. Bowman.

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VERMONT.

VERM 01TT.

CONNECTICUT AND PASSUMP SIC RIVERS RAILROAD.

From White JKiver Junction to St. JoJinsbury, 61 miles.

OFFICE,

President, Henry Keyes, Newbury, Vt.

Vice-President, Josiah Stickney, Boston, Mass.

Secretary, E. Cleveland, Coventry.

Treasurer Nathl. P. Lovering, Boston.

Road-Master, John W. Andros.

Master of Transp George A. Merrill.

Master of Machinery, Alby.

Ticket Agent, George W. Gates.

12 DIRECTORS.

Portus Baxter,
E. B. Chase,
B. P. Cheney,
E. Cleveland,
Erastus Fairbanks,
Pitzhenry Homer,
Henry Keyes,
B. B. Mussey,
Emmons Raymond,
Josiah Stickney,
William Thomas,
. William F. Weld.

CONDUCTOR OF
Passenger Trains, Amos Barnes

RUTLAND AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD.

From Rutland, Vt., to Eagle Bridge, N". 7~.t 63 miles.

OFFICE at Rutland, Vt.

President, LA. Cowing.

Secretary and Treas., George W. Strong.
Superintendent, ..... Thomas H. Canfield.

Ass't do I. Wilder.

Master of Transp Z. V. K. Wilson.

Master of Machinery, H. Gay lord.

DIRECTORS.

0. D. Ashley,

1. W. Bishop,
M. Clark,

I. A. Cowing,
G. W. Strong,
S. P. Strong,
F. G. Woodbridge.

VERMONT.

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VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD.

From Burlington, Vt., to Windsor, Vt., 118 miles.

[Run by the Vermont and Canada Railroad.]
OFFICE at Northfield, Vt.

President, Geo. M. Dexter, Boston, Mass.

Secretary, B. P. Walton, Montpelier, Vt.

Treasurer, Chas. Barrett, Northfield, Vt.

Superintendent, R. Sherburne, "

Attorneys, Peck & Colby, Montpelier, Vt.

Road-Master, I. B. Howe,

Master of Transp., . . . J. C. Gault,
Master of Machinery, A. R. Morrill,
Ticket Agent, W. Kidder,

7 DIRECTOES.

B. P. Cheney,
G. M. Dexter,
I. C. Howe,

Boston, Mass.,

Northfield, Vt.J C. 0. Whitmore, " "

' L. Underwood, Burlington, Vt.
E. P. Walton, Montpelier. Vt.
I. G. Smith, St. Albans, Vt.

CONDUCTORS OF

E. G. Pierce, Northfield,
S. A. Gage, "
M. D. Field, "

^ ( "FT 0

/ Passenger \ T %,

( Trains. j J<

Chamberlain, Northfield,
Fletcher, St. Albans.

VERMONT AND CANADA RAILROAD.

From, Essex Junction to Mouse's Point, 47 miles.
OFFICE,

President, John Smith.

Vice-President, George M. Dexter.

Treasurer, Charles Barrett.

Superintendent, R Sherburne.

Master of Transp., . . . J. C. Gault.
Master of Machinery, A. R. Merrill.
Ticket Agent, W. Kidder.

The other officers are the same as the Vermont Central, the two roads being run
in connection.

VERMONT.

VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS RAILROAD.

From Fitchburg, Mass., to Greenfield, Mass., and Brattleboro,

Vt., 77 miles.
OFFICE, No. 13 Exchange street, Boston.

5 DIRECTORS.

President, T. Whittemore, Cambridge, Ms.

Secretary and Treas., John Rogers, Boston,

Superintendent, OtisT. Ruggles, Fitchburg,

Road-Master, A. G. Moulton.

Master of Machinery, George L. Whitney.

Chief Cleric, B. N. Bullock.

Freight Clerk, Z. P. Young.

Ticket Clerk, Lewis M. Prentiss.

D. N. Carpenter,
James Cheever,
Joseph Goodhue,
John J. Swift,
Thomas Whittemore.

E. G. Everett,
Daniel II. Joy,

Luther Dustin,
Henry Walker,

CONDUCTORS OF

f

\

Passenger
Trains.

Freight
Trains.

\
\

B. E. Bullock.
Sidney E. Miller.

WESTERN VERMONT RAILROAD.

From Rutland to North-It ennington, Vt., 52 miles.

OFFICE at Rutland, Yt.

President, Geo. Barker, Westchester, N.Y.

Vice-President, Robinson Hall, Wallingfbrd,Vt.

Secretary, P. II. Campbell, Manchester, "

Superintendent, W. S. Eddy, Rutland, Vt.

Attorney, H. Canfleld, Arlington, Vt.

Road-Master, Homer Curtis, Danby, Vt.

Master of Machinery, A. J. Bennett, Rutland, Vt.
General Ticket Agent, . George R. Weed, ' '

CONDUCTORS OF

Jesse Burdett,
P. A. Haskell,

R, N. Patch,

) Passenger (
f Trains. \

Freight Trains.

9 DIRECTORS.

Ira Cochran, Dorset, Vt.,
A. G. Clark, Factory Point, Vt.,
Myron Clark, "

Major Hawley, Manchester, "
Lemuel Bottom, Shaftsbury, "
N. R. Douglass, " "

Robinson Hall, Wallingford, "
Chs. Barker, Westchester, N.Y.
Geo. Barker, " "

William H. Bennett

H. Haynes.

This road is leased by Myron Clark, Esq., of Factory Point. Lease commenced
Nov. 1, 1853, and expires Nov. 1, 185G.

MASSACHUSETTS.

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AMHERST AND BELCHERTOWN RAILROAD.

From Amherst to Palmer, Mass., 20 miles.
OFFICE,

President, "Willis Phelps, Springfield.

Clerk and Treasurer, John S. Adams, Amherst.
Superintendent,, N. D. Potter, New-London, Ct.

1 DIRECTORS.

Chas. Adams, Amherst, Mass.
Edwd. Dickinson, " "
L. M. Hills,

John Leland, " "

J. H. Clapp, Belchertown, "
T. W. Williams, N. London, Ct.
W. Phelps, Springfield, Mass.

BOSTON AND LOWELL RAILROAD.

From Boston to Lowell, 26 miles.
OFFICE, Passenger Station, Lowell street, Boston.

President, P. B. Crowninshield.

Clerk, T. P. Tenney.

Treasurer, J. Thomas Stevenson.

Agent, William Parker.

Superintendent, John P. Winslow.

Cashier, Charles Goddard.

Agent's Clerk, Charles E. Wise.

Road-Master, A. G. Capen.

Master of Tramsp., . . .John Ayer.
Master of Machinery, G. B. King.

Ticket Clerk, C. W. Boardman.

Ticket Seller D. D. Hart.

5 DIRECTORS.

F. B. Crowninshield,
Isaac Hinckley,
George W. Lyman,

G. Howlatid Shaw,
William Sturgis.

John Barrett,
Albert Carter,
R. M. Shipman,

N. A. Kendall,

CONDUCTORS OP

Passenger
Trains.

Freight Trains.

Josiah E. Short,
Reuben Willey.

Andrew Kirby.

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MASSACHUSETTS.

BOSTON AND MAINE RAILROAD.

From ^Boston, Mass., to SoutJi-IlencicJt, J/e., /74r2/7 miles.

OFFICE at Station in Haymarket Square, Boston, Mass.

President,

Treasurer,

Superintendent, . .
Attorney,

Road-Masters, •< '

Master of Transp.,

Masters of Ma- ( .

chinery,

Ticket Agents, •

. . . James Hay ward.
. . . Horace B. Wilbur.
. . William Merritt.
. . . George Minot.
. . .N. Whittier,
. . .Edward A. Smith.
. ..Charles E. Hall.
. . .N. G. Paul,
, . .M. C. Andrews.
. . . A. W. Eaton,
. . .a. W. Patee,
, . .James Go wing, Jr.,
. . . B. R. Leavitt,

. . H. Whitney,
, ..L. Towle,
, ..0. Temple,

. .1. 0. Blunt,

. .E. S. Merrill,

..0. Wheeler,
, ..F. B. Plummer,
. . .L. Sawyer,
. . .J. S. Bancroft,

. .J. Flanders,

. . J. G. George,

..S. Rowell,

. .E. C. Dearborn,

. .G. G. Smith,

. . E. Sanborn,

. .J. C. Burley,

. .T. M. Clark,

. . L. B. Smith,

. . W. Tredick,

. .G. W. Balloch, Jr.,

. .D. W. Quimby.

J. L. Smith,
A. Tucker,
J. B. Wadleigh,
J. W. Aborn,
D. Nason,

P. Averill,

A. W. Pearson,

J. R. Balloch,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger
Trains.

Freight
Trains.

M. E. Wood,
W. Crook,
J. Bowditch,
0. Hamilton,
Hollis Smart.

J. C. Boyden,
H. Gilman,
Charles Messer.

MASSACHUSETTS.

BOSTON AND NEW-YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.

From Boston to Mechanicsville, Conn., 58 miles.

OFFICE, foot of Summer street, Boston, Mass.

6 DIRECTORS.

President, Edw. Crane, Dorchester, Mass.

Secretary, Thos. B. Graves, Thompson, Ct.

Treasurer, Edw. Haynes, Jr., Dedham, Ms.

Attorney, S. "W. Bates, Boston, Mass.

E. D. Aitimjdown, Southbridge,
Chas. L. Bartlet, Winthrop,
Edward Crane, Dorchester,
"Welcome Farnum, Blackstone,
Charles Minot, Somerville.

But a small portion of this road is now running.

BOSTON AND WORCESTER RAILROAD.

From Boston to "Worcester, 44f miles.

BEAKCHES : BrooTdine, ILL*.

^Newton Lower Falls, 1MJ

Saxonvitte, 3M1,

Milford, 11M£

Millbury, 3

Framingham, 11L2JL

OFFICE at Passenger Station, Lincoln street, Boston, Mass.

President & Solicitor,

Secretary,

Treasurer,

Superintendent, ....
Auditor, ,

Resident Engineer, . .
Master of Transp.,
Freight Department,
Master of Transp.,
Passenger Dep'm'nt
Mas. of Machinery,
Locomotive Depar.,
Car Department,
Ticket Agent,

Thomas Hopkinson.

George Morey.

Horace Williams.

Ginery Twichell.

David Wilder, Jr.

E. S. Philbrick.

Homer E. Sargent, Boston,

E. W. Ridgway, Worcester.

J. Q. A. Bean, Boston,

E. Moody, Worcester.

A. S. Adams,
Ruel Dean.

Lowell M. Miles.
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9 DIRECTORS.

George Baty Blake,
Daniel Denny,
Isaac Emery,
Nathaniel Hammond,
Thomas Hopkinson,
George Morey,
William Parker,
Emory Washburn,
Benjamin F. White.

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MASSACHUSETTS.

BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE RAILROAD.

From JBoston, Mass., to Providence, It. JT., 43 miles.
OFFICE, Pleasant, opposite Eliot street, Boston, Mass.

President, Charles H. Warren.

Secretary, Edward Pickering.

Treasurer, Henry Dalton.

Superintendent, Daniel Nason.

Road-Masters, 4 Sections, 1 to each Section.

Master of Machinery, George S. Greggs.

7 DIRECTORS.

William Appleton,
John Barstow,
Samuel T. Dana,
Joseph Grinnell,
George W. Hallet,
George R. Russell,
Charles H. Warren.

CAPE COD RAILROAD.

From MiddUborough to JTyannis, 46 miles.

OFFICE at Hyannis, Mass.

President,

Secretary,

Treasurer,

Superintendent, ....
Chief-Engineer,

Attorney,

Road-Master,

Master of Machinery,

Ticket Agents, -

.1. H. W. Page, Boston.

. Amos Otis, Yarmouth.

.Eph. N. Winslow, Hyannis.

. Sylvanus Bourne, Wareham.

. Sylvanus Bourne.

.1. H. W. Page.

.Benjamin Hoyt.

. Simeon C. Clark.

.V. E. Dike,

.J. Q. Morton,

.C. E. Smith,

.Gamaliel Fuller,

.S. P. Tobey,

.Alvin Gibbs,

.Abisha Barrows,

.George Cryer,

.E. O. Parker,

.Charles Bourne,

.1. Keith,

.George Atkins,

.S. Howland,

.C. Bursley,

.M. Hallet,

.Edwin Baker.

DIRECTORS.

Benjamin Burgess, Boston,
M. S. Lincoln, "

I. H. W. Page, "

Richard Borden, Fall River,
Alexander Baxter, Hyannis,
Matthew Starbuck,Nantucket,
N. S. Simpkins, Yarmouth.

B. F. Colt,
W. F. Barrows,

CONDUCTORS OP

) Passenger (
J Trains. {

Freight Trains.

John Brown.
Nathaniel MerriU.

MASSACHUSETTS.

CONNECTICUT RIVER RAILROAD.

From Springfield, Mass., to South - Vernon, Vt., 50 miles.
OFFICE at Springfield, Mass.

8 CONDUCTORS.

President,. Daniel L. Harris, Springfield.

Treasurer, Sam. F. Lyman, Northampton.

Paymaster, E. Morgan, Jr., Springfield.

Master of Transp., . . .1. L. Briggs, "

Master of Machinery, . John Mulligan, "
Ticket Ckrk, A. H. Hunt, Northampton.

H. D. Carroll,
K. S. Stebbins,

Samuel H. Pratt,

CONDUCTORS OF

) Passenger (
J Trains. (

Freight Trains.

Samuel Hcnshaw, Boston,
James K. Mills,
Ignatius Sargent, "
II. W. Clapp, Greenfield, Mass.
C. P. Huntington, N'thampton,
Chester W. Chapin, Springfield,
Daniel S. Harris, "

Edmd. G. Howe, Hartford, Ct.

J. H. Hare.

H. 0. Edwards.

ASHUELOT RAILROAD.

From South -Vernon, Vt., to Keene, N. H., 24 miles.
OFFICE,

CONDUCTOR OF
Passenger and Freight Trains, E. Pitsinger

Leased to Connnecticut Eiver Railroad till January 1, 1860.

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MASSACHUSETTS.

EASTERN RAILROAD.

From JSoston, Mass., to Portland Me., 107 miles.

BRANCHES : Gloucester,

Marbkhead, . . .

Salisbury,

South-Reading,
Saugus,

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4
8
8

OFFICE at Boston.

President, John Howe.

Treasurer, John B. Parker.

Superintendent, Jeremiah Prescott.

Attorney, George M. Browne.

Road-Master, Dana Z. Smith.

Master of Transp., . . .Joel M. Harris.
Master of Machinery, .John Thompson.

B. H. Cram,

C. C. Davis,

Geo. B. Goldthwaite,
E. Leighton,

CONDUCTORS OP

Passenger
Trains.

Freight Trains,

38 miles.

1 DIRECTORS.

George M. Browne,
Nathan D. Chase,
Samuel Hooper,
John Howe,
Henry H. Ladd,
John C. Lee,
Micajah Lunt.

John D. Shinn,
E. A. Towle,
E. B. Young.

W. D. Lannester.

FITCHBURG RAILROAD.

From Boston to Fitchburg, 50TVo miles.
OFFICE, Passenger Station, Causeway street, Boston, Mass.

President, John I. Swift.

Secretary and Treas , John P. Welch.

Superintendent,
Hood-Master,

Master of Transp., .

Masters of Ma- ( . .

chinery, ( . .

Purchasing Agent, .

.Liberty Bigelow.
.George Stearns, Jr.
.Gardner R Welch.
.Oliver Ayers,
.Enos Varney.
.E. G. Lucas.

CONDUCTORS OF

John Adams,
J. Bacon,
W. R Barker,
B. D. Blinn,

Trains.
Freight Trains.

5 DIRECTORS.

Peter B. Brigham,
Alvah Crocker,
Winthrop E. Faulkner,
John I. Swift,
Thomas Whittemore.

George R. Cone,
W. H. Fay,
J. M. Sawtell,
J. A. Temple.

Charles Howard.

MASSACHUSETTS.

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LOWELL AND LAWRENCE RAILROAD.

From Lowett to Lawrence, 12T3^5- miles.
OFFICE, Middlesex Depot, Lowell, Mass.

President, Sidney Spalding.

Clerk, Frederick Parker.

Treas. & Superint.,.. .F. H. Nourse.

Road-Master, "William Walton.

Master of Transp., . . . L. H. Latham.
Master of Machinery, . Moses Collins.
Ticket Agent, S. W. Huse.

A. Caswell,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger Trains.

Freight Trains.

, 6 DIRECTORS.

Otis Allen,
Abner "W. Buttrick,
Isaac Farrington,
Horace Howard,
Frederick Parker,
Sidney Spalding.

C. E. Small.
John 0. Livingston.

NEW-BEDFORD AND TAUNTON RAILROAD.

From New-Bedford to Taunton, 20 miles.

OFFICE, "Water street, over Merchants' Bank, New-Bedford, Mass.

t DIRECTORS.

President, Joseph Grinnell.

Treasurer, Lawrence Grinnell.

Superintendent, A. B. Swasey

Hood-Masters, •< ' '
I • •

Master of Transp., .

Master of Machinery

(•'

Ticket Agents, -j . .

v. ' •

.Benjamin Kenerson,
.Amos Burnham.
. Warren Ladd.
.James M. Cook.
.Luther G. Hevvins,
.William B. Sproat,
.John Witherall.

Edward L. Baker,
David B. Greene,
Joseph Grinnell,
Thomas S. Hathaway,
George Howland, Jr.,
Thomas Mandell,
Wardell Parker.

Wm. M. Cowin,
E. 0. Leach,

Benedict Arnold,

CONDUCTORS OF

) Passenger j
) Trains. (

Freight Trains.

Nelson H. Leadbetter,
Benjamin Rider.

Henry Usher.

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MASSACHUSETTS.

NEWBURYPORT RAILROAD.

From Newburyport, Mass., to Lawrence, 27 miles.

OFFICE,

President, George Cogswell.

Treasurer and Ckrk,.M.. E. Hale.

Assistant, A. "W. Greenleaf.

Superintendent, A. Kimball, Jr.

11 DIRECTORS.

Robert Bayley, Jr.,
Franklin Brickett,
C. J. Brockway,
George Cogswell,
Edward Kimball,
Samuel Little,
Joseph B. Moras,
Tappan Pearson,
Thomas Pearley,
Benjamin Poole,
George J. Tenney.

This road has been united to the Danvers and Georgetown, and the two are
operated together.

OLD COLONY AND FALL RIVER RAILROAD.

From Boston to Fall River, 43 ) ,
" to Plymouth, 36i f U at>

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* n

OFFICE, corner of South and Kneeland streets, Boston.

President, Alex. Holmes.

Treasurer, J. M. Washburn.

Superintendent, George Haven.

Attorney, "W. Richardson.

Master of Transp., . . .Thomas T. Potter.
Master of Machinery, . A. "W. Bullock.

B. B. Blake,
W. H. Chipman,
T. J. Claflin,
H. Dimon,
"W. Fuller,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger
Trains.

1 DIRECTORS.

James H. Beal,
Richard Borden,
F. B. Crowninshield,
C. C. Gilbert,
Alix Holmes,
Peter H. Peirce,
William J. Walker.

C. Jordan,
P. Kimball,
N. H. Moore,
C. Richardson.

MASSACHUSETTS.

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SALEM AND LOWELL RAILROAD.

From Salem to Lowell^ *24 miles.

OFFICE, Middlesex street Station, Lowell, Mass.

President, Stephen C. Phillips, Salem.

Cleric, Stephen H. Phillips, "

Treasurer, Nathaniel B. Perkins, "

Superintendent, Francis H. Nourse, Lowell.

Attorney, Stephen H. Phillips, Salem.

Road-Master, William "Walton, Lowell.

Master of Transp., . . .Lester H. Latham, "
Master of Machinery, . Moses Collins, "

T- 7 / A „ ^ J G- Augustus Southard, Salem.

Kcket Agents, j . James Bartlett, Lowell.

6 DIRECTORS.

Stephen C. Phillips, Salem,
I. Willard Peele,
Sidney Spalding, Lowell,
Josiah B. French, "
Chas. F. Flint, North-Eeading,
Caleb Livingston, Tewksbury.

CONDUCTOR OF

Passenger Trains, Charles E. Small.

Freight Trains, John 0. Livingston.

*The Salem and Lowell Eailroad is strictly but 1GJ- miles long, extending from
South-Danvers to Tewksbury. The trains, by an arrangement with other roada,
and by legislative authority, run through from Salem to Lowell.

SOUTH SHORE (MASS.) RAILROAD.
From Braintree to Cohasset, 11| miles.

OFFICE, No. 25£ State street, Boston.

President, "William Humphrey.

Secretary, John W. Loud.

Treasurer, Gilman Davis.

Superintendent, Laban Souther.

Road-Master, 0. F. Jerald.

Master of Machinery,. J. H. Miner.

8 DIRECTORS.

James C. Doane,
Charles Humphrey,
William Humphrey,
John W. Loud,
Joseph Loud, Jr., . ;. -,
William Sohier,
Laban Souther,
Elliot L. White.
CONDUCTOR OF
Passenger Trains, John Burnham.

MASSACHUSETTS.

WESTERN RAILROAD.

From Worcester, Mass., to East- Albany, N~. Y., 156 miles.

OFFICE, No. 13, Railroad Exchange, Boston.

President, Chester W. Chapin.

Clerk, Ellis Gray Loring.

Treasurer, Stephen Fairbanks.

Superintendent, Henry Gray.

Freight Agent Thomas L Greene, Albany.

Auditor, William Ritchie.

Paymaster, Charles 0. Russell.

Attorney Ansel Phelps, Jr.

Road-Master, John S. Potter.

Master of Machinery, Wilson Eddy.

9 DIRECTOKS.

Robert Campbell,
C. W. Chapin,
W. A. Crocker,
A. B. Ely,
C. H. Plunketli
Ignatius Sargent,
Josiah Stickney,
William H. Swift,
A. L. Tyler.

Jona. P. Bourne, New-Bedford, Director on part of the State.

John B. Adams,
I. B. Chapin,
John Crehan,
Charles Fenton,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger
Trains.

B. Hobart,
George P. Luther,
James Parker,
James E. Russell.

The Western Railroad proper extends from Worcester to the New-York State
Line, 118 miles, and there connects with the Albany and West-Stockbridge Rail-
road to East-Albany, 38 miles, total, 156 miles. They are, to all intents and pur-
poses, one and the same road ; but being in different States, are organized unde*
separate charters.

WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAILROAD.

From, Worcester, Mass., to Nashua, .W. S., 46 miles.
OFFICE, No. 9 Worcester Bank Block, Worcester, Mass.

8 DIRECTORS.

President, George T. Rice.

Treasurer and Clerk, . T. W. Hammond.

Superintendent, Greorge W. Bentley.

Road-Master, F. B. Hurlburt.

Master of Transp., . . . Edwin Bynner. '
Master of Machinery, . E. M. Caulkins.
Ticket Agt. & Cashier,H.enry M. Witter.

Lyman Brooks,
Jacob Farnsworth,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger Trains.

Freight Trains.

Seth W. Fowle, Boston,
A. E. Hildreth, Groton,
Jacob Fisher, Lancaster,
Thomas Chase, Nashua,
Alexander DeWitt, Oxford,
George Bowen, Worcester,
Francis H. Dewey, "
Stephen Salisbury, "

Aaron King.
William A. Ayers.

RHODE-ISLAND.

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RHODE-ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, WARREN, AND BRISTOL RAILROAD.

From Providence, R. Z, to JSristol, 7?. Z, 15-'- miles.

OFFICE, No. 17 South-Main street, Providence.

8 DIRECTORS.

President, W. G. "Weeden.

Secretary, S. Chapotin.

Treasurer, "W. G. Weeden.

Superintendent, George S. Greene.

( I. E. Taft, Providence,

Ticket Agents, •< . . . .N. L. Borsus, Warren,

( G. H. Pearce, Bristol.

T. M. Burgess, Providence,

William Goddard,

R. H. Ives,

A. D. Smith,

W. G. Weeden,

C. T. Childs, Warren,

S. Church, Bristol,

W. Phelps, Springfield, Mass.

CONDUCTOR OF
Passenger Trains, S. H. Nason.

PROVIDENCE AND WORCESTER RAILROAD.

From Providence, JR. I., to Worcester, Mass., 43£ miles.

OFFICE,

President,

Vice-President,
Secretary and Treas^
Superintendent,

Road-Masters, y " "

Masters of Transp. •]

Master Mechanic, . . .
Ticket Agent,

Passenger Station, Exchange

Welcome Farnum.
Daniel W. Vaughan.
John R. Balch.
John B. Winslow.
Albert Spencer, 1st Division.
Wm. H. Thompson, 2d "
Stephen H. Tabor, Providence
Wm. H. Jourdan, Worcester.
Lewis R. Winslow.
Stephen H. Tabor.

William Capron,
Henry S. Freeman,

Jackson W. Quint,

CONDUCTORS OP

Passenger

Trains.

Freight Trains.

Place, Providence.
18 DIRECTORS.

M. B. Lockwood, Providence,

Earl P. Mason,

Welcome B. Sayles,

Horatio N. Slater,

D. W. Vaughan,

W. M. Bickfbrd, Worcester, Ms.

Isaac Davis,

Wm. Dickinson,

Henry Goulding,

John B. Allen, Boston,

Philo Sandford, "

Edward S. Hall, Millville,

Joel W. White, Norwich, Ct.

Alex. DeWitt, Oxford, Mass.

Stephen Benedict, Pawtucket,

Paul Whitin, Uxbridge, Mass.

Harvey Chace, Valley Falls,

Welcome Farnum, Waterford.

Alfred Garneld.
Edward Shea.

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CONNECTICUT.

CONNECTICUT.

DANBURY AND NORWALK RAILROAD.

From Danbury to South-NorwalJc, 23T8r miles.
OFFICE, Danbury, Ct.

President, .......... Eli T. Hoyt.

Secretary, ......... Edgar S. Tweedy.

Treasurer, ......... George "W. Ives.

10 DIRECTOES.

Ira S. Beers,
Frederick Belden,
Jonathan Camp,
Eli T. Hunt,
Lucius P. Hoyt,
William K. James,
David P. Nichols,
William C. Street,
Edgar S. Tweedy,
F. S. Wildman.
CONDUCTOR OF

Passenger Trains, William G. Street.

Freight Trains, Daniel H. Persons.

Attorney, .......... R. Averill.

Road-Master, ....... George Scott.

Master of Machinery, .John S. Pickering.

HARTFORD AND NEW- HAVEN" RAILROAD.

From New-Haven, Ct., to Springfield, Mass., 62 miles.
Branch from Berlin to Middletown, 10 "

OFFICE at the Station House, Hartford.

9 DIRECTORS.

President, James S. Brooks.

Secretary and Treas., Horatio Fitch.
Superintendent and \ „ , , ,.- -p ,
Road-Master, \ Edward K Ree(L

Master of Transp., . . . G. W. Lester.
Master of Machinery, . H. Redwood.

( 1. Stearns, New-Haven,

Ticket Agents, \ H. Britten, Hartford,

. .H. Bartlett, Springfield.

Samuel Benjamin,
S. A. Cooley,
I. R. Harris,

C. Hall,
William Mack,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger
Trains.

Freight
Trains.

Charles F. Pond, Hartford, Ct.,
Charles Boswell, " "
Corn. Vanderbilt, N. Y. City,
Thomas S. Gibbs, " "
Joseph Battell, " "
C. W. Chapin, Springfield, Ms.,
James S. Brooks, Meriden, Ct.,
Ezra C. Read, New-Haven, "
Wm. Jarvis, Middletown, "

M. A. Moses,
E. A. Upson,
C. C. Wait.

Milton Pease.

CONNECTICUT.

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HARTFORD, PROVIDENCE, AND FISHKILL RAILROAD.

From Providence, R. I., to Waterbury, Ct., 122| miles.
OFFICE,

President, William Sprague, Providence. 11 DIRECTORS.

Secretary and Treas., Edw. M. Bridgman, "

William Sprague, Providence,
William W. Hoppin,
James G. Anthony, "
Henry Lippitt, "

Stephen Harris, Jr., Phoenix,
Charles H. Warren, Boston,
Joseph Trumbull, Hartford,
William H. Irnlay, "
Alfred Smith,
Calvin Day,
John P. Elton, Waterbury.

Paymaster, H. C. Trumbull, "

Isaac A. Brooks, Providence.
John w Bacon) Hartford>

A+tn/m \ Samuel Curry, Providence.

Attorneys, j. wmm D. Elyj Hartford.

Master of Machinery, . Edwin Garfield, "

W. H. D. Steere, Providence.

Ticket Agents, - Charles W. Cook, Hartford.

Geo. "W. Hofford, Waterbury.

L. C. Bardwell,
John Franey,
I. A. Gardiner,

John Hanson,

CONDUCTOES OF

! Passenger \
Trains. 1

Freight Trains.

D. B. Hardy,
A. H. Perrin.

Henry "W. Mooro.

HOUSATONIC RAILROAD.

From Bridgeport, Ct., to Pittsfidd, Mass., 110 miles.
OFFICE at Bridgeport.

9 DIRECTORS.

President and Sup*t., . Charles Hunt.

Secretary, Ira Sherman.

Treasurer, H. Nichols.

Road-Master, F. S. Avery.

Master of Machinery, . Andrew Winslow.

Charles Arnold,
George Bridgman,

Charles Cronk,
Charles Emmons,

CONDUCTORS OF

1 Passenger
" Trains.

Freight
Trains.

Charles Hunt, Canaan, Ct.,
N. Thayer, Boston, Mass.,
Lee Canfield, Fall Village, Ct.,
Daniel Marsh, New-Milford, "
C. W. Hopkins, Gt. Barrington,
M. Ketchum, New- York,
S. Tomlinson, Bridgeport, Ct
E. F. Bishop, "

W. W. Boardman, New-Haven.

Abiatha Chadwick,
Lorin Emmons.

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CONNECTICUT.

NAUGATUCK RAILROAD.

From Bridgeport to Winsted, Ct., 62 miles.
OFFICE at Bridgeport.

B^

Superintendent and

Chief-Engineer, )

Secretary, .......... Ira Sherman.

Treasurer, ......... H. Nichols.

Assistant Superin- }

tendent and Master > Charles Waterbury.

of Transportation, )
Hood-Master, ....... John Eggleston.

Master of Machinery, . A. Winslow.
General Ticket Agent, George H. Hicok.

Alfred Beers,
Eben Coll,

CONDUCTORS OP

Passenger Trains.
Freight Trains.

T DIRECTORS.

E. F. Bishop, Bridgeport, Ct.,
Win. D. Bishop, " "
W. P. Burrall,
Russell Tomlinson, " "
A. L. Dennis, Winsted, "
Abram Heaton, New-Haven,
Green Kendrick, Waterbury.

George H. Hicok.
Henry C. Scott.

NEW-HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAILROAD.

4|

From New-Haven to Grariby,

Farmington Valley Railroad, to State Line,
Hampshire and Hampden, to Northampton, 25

OFFICE, No. 97 Chapel street, New-Haven.

President and Treas., .William Johnson.

Secretary, Stephen D. Pardee.

Superintendent, Henry A. Beecher.

total, 76 miles.

9 DIRECTORS.

John Bradley,
Charles Dickerman,
William H. Elliot,
William H. Ellis,
William Johnson,
Andrew L. Kidston,
William A. Lamed,
Stephen D. Pardee,
Joseph E. Sheffield.

The above-named roads are managed and operated by the New- York and New-
Haven Railroad Company, under a lease from the Farmington Valley and Hamp-
shire and Hampden Roads to the New-Haven and Northampton Railroad Co. The
road is open to Westfield, Mass. ; and above Westfield it is expected would be
open by the 1st Jan., 1856. The N. H. and N. H. R. R. Co. have branches to Col-
Mnsville and Tariffville, making the whole length of said road 55 miles.

The distance from New- York to New-Haven is 76 miles, the same as from New-
Haven to Northampton.

CONNECTICUT.

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NEW-LONDON, WILLIMANTIC, AND PALMER
RAILROAD.

From New-London, Ct., to Palmer , Mass., 66 miles.
OFFICE at Depot, foot of State street, New-London.

11 DIRECTORS.

President, Thomas W. "Williams.

Vice-President, Rial Chaney.

Secretary and Treas., John Dickinson.

Superintendent, N. D. Potter.

Master of Machinery, .W. H. Greggs.

David F. Williams,

CONDUCTORS OF
Passenger Trains.

B. P. Brown,

Rial Chaney,

F. W. Holt,

Daniel Latham,

Daniel Rogers,

William H. Starr,

E. Y. Stoddard,

Thomas W. Williams,

H. B. Norton, Norwich, Ct.,

Willis Phelps, Mass.,

D. T. Willets, New- York.

Henry B. Downer.

NEW-YORK, PROVIDENCE, AND BOSTON RAILROAD.

From, Stonington, Ct., to Providence, JR. I., 50 miles.
OFFICE at Stonington.

President, Charles P. Williams.

Secretary, George C. Shwacofer.

Treasurer, Francis Avery.

Superintendent, Andrew S. Mathews.

Attorney, Nathan F. Dixon.

Master of Machinery, .J&mes H. Anderson.
nv j . ( . , . .Francis C. Gardiner,

Tvket Agents, } . . . . Joei L. Prouty.

Henry Leonardson,
George H. Smith,

John A. Sayles,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger
Trains.

Freight Trains.

9 DIRECTORS.

Elbert J. Anderson,
Samuel D. Babcock,
Hamilton Blydenburgh,
Henry Gary,
Nathan F. Dixon,
W. H. Macey,
Mathew Morgan,
Thomas Tileston,
Charles P. Williams.

J. B. Gardiner.
Orrin S. Gardiner.

At Providence, this road connects with the Boston and Providence Railroad.
The communication from New-York to Stonington is by steamboat.

NEW-YORK.

NORWICH AND WORCESTER RAILROAD.

From Attyrts Point to Worcester, 67 miles.

OFFICE, Shetucket street, Norwich, Ct.

President, Joel "W. "White.

Secretary, P. S. M. Andrews.

Treasurer, George L. Perkins.

Superintendent, P. S. M. Andrews.

Road-Master, Wait Hurlburt.

Master of Transp., . . . Ebenezer F. Parker.
Master of Machinery, . Richard Colburn.

W. F. Barton,
Walter Clapp,
P. Eaton, Jr.,

J. H. Chaflee,

CONDUCTORS OP

Passenger
Trains.

Freight Trains.

13 DIRECTORS.

Albert H. Almy, Norwich,

Jedediah Huntingdon,

Charles Johnson,

J. N. Perkins,

J. A. Rockwell,

J. W. White,

David A. Neal, Boston,

Alexander DeWitt, Oxford,

Robert Bayard, New- York,

F. F. Marbury, "

C. W. Rockwell, "

C. J. Stedman, "

J. A. Weeks,

Albert Roath,
D. F. Waller.

J. H. Woodworth.

N E W-YO RK.

ALBANY AND SUSQUEHANNA RAILROAD.

From Albany to Binghamton, If. Ti, 140 miles.
OFFICE, No. 29 Hudson street, Albany.

President, Ezra P. Prentice.

Vice-President, Andrew White.

Secretary and Treas., H. H. Hickcox.
Chief-Engineer, James P. Kirkwood.

13 DIRECTORS.

Ezra P. Prentice, Albany,
Robert H. Pruyn, "
Cornelius Vosburgh, " *
Andrew White, "

E. C. Delavan, Ballston Centre,
Edw. Tompkins, Binghamton,
Levi Dimmick, "

Charles Couiten, Cobleskill,
Benj. F. Wood, Duanesburg,
Lewis Northrup, Harpersville,
Eliakim R. Ford, Oneanta,
Arnold B. Watson, Unadijla,
John Cook, Worcester.

In February, 1855, the right of way for over 100 miles had boen released, and
most of it paid for ; between 20 and 25 miles of the most expensive part of the road
graded, and $216,884 disbursed. The work has been suspended for want of funds,
and an appeal made for further aid. A petition has been presented to the Legisla-
ture of New- York, for the passage of a law authorizing the towns through which
the road is to pass to subscribe to its stock.

NEW-YORK.

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BLACK RIVER AND UTICA RAILROAD.

From Utica to Clayton, N~. IT., 108£ miles.

OFFICE, No. 28 Whltesborough street, Utica.

President, John Butterfield.

Vice-President, Spencer Kellogg.

Secretary, William H. Ferry. John Butterfield, Utica,

Treasurer, James S. Lynch. Theodore S. Faxton,

Chief-Engineer, Daniel C. Jenne, William II. Ferry,

Martin Hart,
Spencer Kellogg,
James S. Lynch,
Benjamin F. Ray,
William Higby, Boonville,
E. G. Merrick, Clayton,
Ela Merriam, Leyden,
Anson Ranney, Lockport,
A. W. Collins, Turin.

Attorney, Edmond A. Graham.

Road-Master, John Blair.

Master of Machinery, I. V. V. Finch.
f S. B. At wood,

_. , . . T. M. Francis,

Ticket Agents, j ' ; ; -George McDo'naldj

. .G. Prichard.

CONDUCTOR OP
Passenger Trains, William D. Lewis.

Road in operation from Utica to Trenton, 16 miles. To be opened about the
15th Dec. from Trenton to Boonville, 19 miles.

BROOKLYN CITY RAILROADS.

From Fulton Ferry to Green Point.

" " Division Avenue, through Myrtle Avenue.

" " Bedford, through Fulton Avenue.

" " Greenwood, through Court street.

" Hamilton Ferry to " " Hamilton Avenue.

OFFICE, No. 12 Fulton street, Brooklyn.

President, ,

Secretary,

Treasurer, ,

Superintendent, . . ,
Chief-Engineer, . . .
Attorney,

.Amos P. Stanton.
. Charles C. Betts.
.John Schenck.
.Montgomery Queen.
. Benjamin F. Crane.
.Henry C. Murphy.

13 DIRECTORS.

George L. Bennett,
Thomas Brooks,
William H. Cary,
Purcell Cooke,
Lowell Holbrook,
George S. Howland,
Fisher Howe,
Seymour L. Husted,
John Kellum,
Henry C. Murphy,
John Schenck,
Amos P. Stanton,
Alexander Studwell.

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NEW-YORE.

BUFFALO, CORNING, AND NEW-YORK RAILROAD.

From Buffalo to Corning, Steuben Co., N. Y., 13 4^ miles.
OFFICE pA Avon, Livingston Co., N. Y.

12 DIRECTORS.

President, Charles G. Miller, Buffalo.

Vice-President, C. L. Olmsted, Le Roy.

Secretary, F. Davis, Jr., Avon.

Treasurer, A. 0. Comstock, Le Roy.

Superintendent, J. A. Redfleld, Corning.

Chief Clerk, L. Everingham, "

A ftnrnrut I David Rumsey> Bath-

Attorneys, j. John Ostrander, "

Road-Master, P. I. Dannals, "

Master of Machinery, .Daniel Penny, Corning.
General Ticket Agent, W. B. "Whiting, "
General Agent, S. A. Pengra, Rochester.

S. D. Fay,
H. C. Fisk,

John Card,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger
Trains.

Freight Trains.

W. C. Hawley, Avon, N. Y.
R. Robie, Bath,

F. Whiting,

Joseph Dart, Buffalo,
Chas. G. Miller, "

G. W. Tift, "
G. R. Wilson, "

0. P. Simpson, Caledonia, N.Y
A. 0. Comstock, Le Roy, "
C. L. Olmsted, " "

E. Freeman, Springfield, Mass.
Robert Fisher, Stafford, N. Y.

T. J. Fisk,
James Home.

C. Cole.

Road finished and in operation from Corning to Batavia, 100 miles,
from Batavia to Buffalo.

Unfinished

BUFFALO AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.

From Buffalo to the State Line at Carrolton, in Cattaraugus
County, N~. Y., and from thence to be connected by a road 15
miles in Pennsylvania, with the Alleghany Valley road from
Pittsburgh, 75 miles.

OFFICE, No. 25 Spaulding's Exchange, Buffalo, K Y.

President, Orlando Allen. 13 DIRECTORS.

Vice-President Elijah Ford.

Secretary and Treas., F. Gridley. Orlando Allen, Buffalo,

Chief- Engineer, E. R. BlackwelL George R. Babcock,

Resident-Engineer, . . . Peregrine White. E. J. Baldwin,

Attorney, E. J. Baldwin. John R. Lee,

Pascal P. Pratt,

James Wadsworth,

S. V. R. Watson,

William Wilkeson,

William Williams,

G. R. Wilson,

L. D. Cobb, Ellicottville.

W. Samuel Johnson, "

C. J. Fox, Yorkshire.

NEW- YORK.

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BUFFALO AND STATE LINE RAILROAD.

From Buffalo to State Line of Pennsylvania, 69 miles.

OFFICE, No. 190 Main street, Buffalo.

President,

Vice-President,

Secretary & Treas., .
Superintendent, ....

Attorneys, ,

Road- Master,

Master of Tramp

Master of Machinery,
Gen. Ticket Agent, . .
Gen. Freight Agent, .
Lost-Baggage Agent,.

Ticket Agents,

.George Palmer.
Dean Richmond.
.Francis H. Tows.
,0. C.Dennis.
Rogers & Bowen.
, A. C. Chapman.
John II. Hudson.
A. S. Sweet, Jr.
.William R. Barr.
,M. W. Starin.
.0. E. Everts.
.John Buckley,
.Ira W. Hart,
.0. A. W. Sherman.

James L. Haight,
John W. Houghtaling,
John Moore,

F. W. Giflbrd,
B. W. Goodell,
Henry A. Town,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger
Trains.

Freight
Trains.

13 DIRECTORS.

Constant Cook,
Joseph Field,
II. L. Lansing,
Charles II. Leo,
George Palmer,
George W. Patterson,
Homer Rarasdell,
Dean Richardson,
Alanson Robinson,
James S. Wadsworth,
Horace White,
John Wilkinson,
William Williams.

Isaac Moorehead,
Jesse W. Peck,
F. Sherman.

Henry Webster,

E. Wells,

B. S. Withercll,

CANANDAIGUA AND NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAD.

From Canandaigua to Suspension Bridge, OS/^ miles.
OFFICE,

President, Samuel Rand.

Secretary, John C. Sibley,

Superintendent and \ -n XT -r.

(thief-Engineer, JR-N. Brown.
Attorneys, Smith & Lapham,

Road-Masters, \ ' ' ' ' g" f |Yeef '
' { . . . .E. B. Jacobs.

Master of Transp., . . .0. 0. Bennett.
Master of Machinery, A. Griswold.
Gen. Ticket Agent,. . .J. A. Burch.

13 DIRECTORS

Benjamin Pringle, Batavia,
John C. Sibley, Buffalo,
A. H. McLean, Caledonia^
M. B. Scott, Cleveland, 0.
Geo. Wright, E. Bloomfield,
Alexander S. Diven, Elmira.
Finch, Honeoye Falls,

W. T. Ball,
A. F. Kelsey,

T. M. Blossom,

CONDUCTORS OP

) Passenger (
) Trains. "\

Freight Trains.

Samuel Rand,

Ira Godfrey,

Samuel March, Stafford,

Marcus Adams, Susp. Bridge,

J. P. Giraud Foster, N. York,

H. A. Johnson, "

J. I. Kingsley.
C. M. La Monte.

NEW-YORK.

CHAMPLAIN AND ST. LAWRENCE RAILROAD OF
THE STATE OF NEW- YORK.

From Canada Lines to Rouse^s Point, 2 miles.

OFFICE at Rouse's Point.

President, A.M. Delisle.

Secretary and Treas., W. A. Merry.

13 DIRECTORS.

C. K. Averill,
13. Brewster,
H. U. Campbell,
John Carter,
A. M. Delisle,
S. Gale,
I. U. Joseph,
James Macdonald,
John Molson,
Cliarles Phillips,
Peter Robertson,
Hector Russel,
William Watson.

This road is operated in connection -with the Champlain and St. Lawrence Rail-
road of Canada, and has 110 separate officers except Directors*, President, Secretary
,and Treasurer.

* CLYDE AND SODUS BAY RAILROAD.

From Great Sodus .Bay, Lake Ontario, to Clyde, to connect with
Rochester and Syracuse Railroad, 11 miles.
OFFICE,

President, Leander S. Ketchum. 13 DIRECTORS.

'Vice-President, John P. Curtis.

Secretary, Joseph A. Payne. William TT. Lynn, New-York,

Treasurer, .Eron N. Thomas. Win. M. Lummis,

John F. Curtis, Huron,
James Wride. "

James T. Wisner, "
Kron N. Thomas, Rose,
Henry Graham. "

Chaunoey B. Collins, "
Isaac Miller, Clyde.

Aaron Griswold,
Leander S. Ki-tohum, "
Charles D. Lawton, "
Joseph Watson, "

Capital, $150,000, with power to increase the same to $300,000.

NEW-YORK.

CAYUGA AND SUSQUEHANNA RAILROAD.

From Owego to Ithaca, N. Y., 33 miles.

OFFICE, No. 25 William street, New- York.

President, Thomas W. Gale. 8 DIRECTORS.

Treas. and Secretary, Theodore Sturges.

Superintendent, Wm. R. Humphrey. John J. Blair,

William E. Dodge,
Henrv Kllsworth,
Daniel S. Miller,
George W. Scranton,
William B. Skidmore,
L. L. Sturges,
J. B. Williams.

This road has been leased to the Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western Railroad
Company.

DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, AND WESTERN
RAILROAD.

From Scranton, Pa., to Ithaca, N. Y,, 117 miles.

OFFICE, No. 49 Wall street, New- York.

President, George D. Phelps, New- York.

Secretary, Andrew J. Odell.

Treasurer William K. Warren.

General Agent, Tas. Archibald, Scranton, Pa.

Sup. Nvrth rnDivis., D. IT. Dotterer, " '•
" Caywja, " W. R. Humphrey, Ithaca, N.Y.

14 DIRECTORS.

John I. Blair,
Georgo Bulk ley,
William K. Dodge,
Ruf'us R. Graves,
Thomas McKlrath,
Drake Mills,
Samuel L. Mitchill,
John J. Phelps,
George W. Scranton,
Roswell Sprague,
Moses Taylor,
William K. Warren,
Samuel Willetts,
Henry Young.

The track of the Dslaware, Lackawanna, and Western Railroad has been laid to
the Delaware river, live miles bolow the Delaware Water Gap ; the first locomotive
crossed tho bridge on the 2 1st Jan., 1836. The tunnel under the Warren Railroad
is so nearly completed that it is expected that the cars will pass through to Eliza-
beth port by the 1st of. March. 1856.

The road is now finished (110 miles') from Great Bend, where it unites with the
Erie Railroad, to the Delaware river. Tho Western Extension road, (18 mile*
long,) from the Delaware river to New- Hampton, on the New-Jersey Central Rail-
road, is also all finished except the tunnel at the Gap, near the river; and when
this is finished, as it will be on the first of March, the Company will be prepared
to bring coal through to Elizabetbport.

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NEW-YORK.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.

From New-York City to Troy, N~. Y., 150 miles.
OFFICE, No. 68 Warren street, New-Tort

President Samuel Sloan.

Vice-Fres. and Sup., . M. L. Sykes, Jr.

Secretary, Thomas M. North.

Treasurer, John T. Davenport.

Auditor, . . . . C. C. Clark.

Gen. Ticket Agent, . . .C. H. Kendrick.
Freight Agent, John Mulibrd.

13 DIRECTORS.

Jamos Boorman, New-York,
Moses H. Grinnell,
William H. Hays,
Edward Jones,
Edwin D. Morgan,
M. L. Sykes, Jr.,
Henry A. Smythe,
John David Wolfe,
Samuel Sloan, Brooklyn, N.Y.,
Wm. Kelly, Rhinebeck, "
D. Thomas Vail, Troy, "
Charles F. Pond, Hartford, Ct.,
C. W. Chapin, Springfield, Ms.

LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

From Brooklyn to Greenport, 95 miles.

Hempstead Branch, from Junction to Hempstead, . . .
Cold Spring Branch, from Ilicksville to Syosset, ....
OFFICE at Depot, foot of Atlantic street, Brooklyn.

13 DIRECTORS.

2*

President and Sup., . .William E. Morris.
Secretary & Treas.,. .William S. S. Russell.

Abraham B. Baylis,
C. A. Buckley,
Coffin Colket,
Charles Emory,
Alfred S. Fraser,
Isaac E. Haviland,
Townsend Jones,
Charles J. Lowrey,
William E. Morris,
Charles J. Smitli,
Thomas G. Talmage,
Henry W. Titus,
G. L. Willard.

NEW-YORK.

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NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.

From Jersey City, N. J., to Dunkirk, N. Y., 460 miles.
Buffalo Division,* Ilomdlsmlle to Buffalo, 91 "
Newburgh Branch^ Chester to Neicburgh, 19 "
Piermont Branch, Sufferns to Piermont, 18 "

OFFICE, foot of Duane street, New- York.

President,

Vice-President,

Secretary,

Treasurer,

Ass't do

Gen. Superintendent,
Acting Auditor, ....

Division Superin-
tendents,

Consulting Engineer,
Freight Agent, [ . . .

.Homer Ramsdell.
.Samuel Marsh.
.Nathaniel Marsh.
.Daniel Drew.
.Talman J. Waters.
.D. 0. McCallum.
. R. E. Bremner.
' Eastern, A. S. Whiton,

Jersey City,
Western, H. B. Smith,

Hornellsville,
Newburgh Br., Peter Ward,

Newburgh,
Delaware, Hugh Riddle,

Tort Jervis,
Susquehanna, J. A. Hart,

Owego,
Buffalo, C. D, Gibson,

Buffalo.

. Simeon S. Post.
M. B. Spaulding, 240 Broad-
way, New-York.

17 DIRECTORS.

John Arnot,
Edwin J. Brown,
D. A. Cushman,
William E. Dodge,
Daniel Drew,
Dudley S. Gregory,
Richard Lathers,
Samuel Marsh,
Ralph Mead,
Charles Moran,
Ambrose S. Murray,
Homer Ramsdell,
Marshall 0. Roberts,
William B. Skidmore,
Cornelius Smith,
Louis Von Hoffmann,
(1 vacancy.)

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

D. A. Cushman,
Daniel Drew,
Charles Moran,
Richard Lathers,
Edwin J. Brown.

CONTRACT COMMITTEE.

Samuel Marsh,
W. E. Dodge,
John Arnot,
D. S. Gregory.

FINANCE COMMITTEE.

Charles Moran,
Cornelius Smith,
Daniel Drew.

COMMITTEE ON ACCOUNTS.

Louis Von Hoffman,
M. 0. Roberts,
A. S. Murray.

COMMITTEE ON PURCHASES AND SUPPLIES.
W. B. Skidmore, D. A. Cushman, Ralph Mead.

* Late Buffalo and New-York City, now leased to the New- York and Erie
Railroad.

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NEW-YORK.

NEW-YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.

From Albany to Buffalo, Main Line, 297| miles.
Additional Lines, 258£ u

miles.

OFFICE at Albany, N. Y.

President,

Vice-President,

Sec. and Asst. Freas.,

Treasurer,

Gen. Superintendent,

Atst. Superints.,

Chief-Engineer, ....
Gen. Freight Agent,

Erastus Corning, Albany.
Dean Richmond, Buffalo.
George L. Wilson, Albany.
John V. L. Pruyn, "
Cliauncey Vibbard, "
Kzra Foster, Jr., "
Tliomas Wallace, Troy,
Zenas C. Priest, Utica,
H. W. Chittenden, Syracuse.
William C. Young, Buffalo.
George PI Gray, Albany.
S. Drullard, "

13 DIRECTORS.

Erastus Corning, Albany,
Jobn V. L. Pruyn, "
John L. Schoolcrnft, "
Jobn H. Chedell, Auburn,
Dean Richmond, Buffalo,
Edward G. Faile, New- York,
Schuyler Livingston, "
Joseph Field, Rochester,
Alonzo <\ Paige, Schenectady,
Horace White, Syracuse,
Russell Sage, Troy,
John F. Seymour, Utica,
Nathaniel Thayer, Boston.

The New- York Central Railroad is formed by the consolidation of the follow-

ing roads :

Main Liuc-

-1. Albany and Schenectady, 17 miles.

2. Schenectady and Utica, 78 "

3. Utica and Syracuse, 53 "

4. Syracuse and Rochester, 81 "

5. Rochester and Buffalo, 69 "

Whole distance from Albany to Buffalo,. . . . 297.75

6. Troy and Schenectady 21 miles.

7. Syracuse and Rochester, old line, ) , 0 . „

via Auburn and Geneva, f

8. Batavia and Attica, 11 "

9. Rochester, Lockporr, and Niag. Falls, 74.75

10. Lockport Junction to Tonawanda, .. 12.25

11. Rochester and Lake Ontario, 6.88

12. Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and Lewistou, 28 . 25

Total length of additional lines, 258 . 13

Whole length of single track, 555 . 88

second " 222.25

" sidings, turnouts, & switches, 83.95

Total length, equivalent to single track laid, 862 .08

NEW-YORK.

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NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

From New- York City to Chatham Four Corners, 130f miles.
OFFICE, No. 1 Centre street, New- York.

President, Philo Hurd.

13 DlEECTOES.

Vice- President W. C. Wetmoro.

Secretary W. H. Emerson.

A. J. Akin.

Treasurer, TV. A. Whitehead.

N. P. Bailey,

Superintendent, I. Nottingham.

Horace Brooks,

Chief-Engineer, James B. Sargent.

Edwin Crosby,

Attorney, C. W. Sandford.

Philip Dater,

Matter of Transpt. ) w T Camnbell
and Assist. Sup t., \

H. R. Dunham,
J. H. Dykcrs,

T> j tr t ] H. N. Eggleston.
Road-Masters, j . _H) Whitney.

TV. Edmunds,
Philo Hurd,

Master of Machinery, M. Millor.

Albert Smith,

C H. Hamilton,

Samuel F. Taber,

Ticket Aaenis \ "• ' William IIard7,
new Agents, < _ j L. Kellogg,

L. Underbill,
W. C. Wctmore.

L James Smith.

CONDtJCTOES OF

Banta, ")

Keese,

Bushill,

McAnna,

Caryll, Passenger

Sharp,

Contant, Trains.

Thorp,

Cox,

White.

Edwards, J

Brant, ) Freight

Lovejoy,

Caryll, J Trains. ,

Smith.

NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.

From New -York City to New-Haven, Conn., 76 miles*
OFFICE, No. 1 Hanover street, New- York.

8 DIRECTORS.

President, Justus R. Bulkley, New- York.

Secretary, E. S. Abernethy, Bridgeport.

Trea&urer, William Bemeut, New-York.

Superintendent, James II. Hoyt, "

Asst. Superintendent, . E. S. Quintard, New-Haven.

Nathaniel A. Bacon,
Justus R. Bulkley,
Dennis Kimberly,
John W. Leed?,
William S. Lyon,
George N Miller,
Moncure Robinson,
Abraham R. Van Nest.

* From New-York to Williams' Bridge, 13 miles, this road uses the track of the
Harlem Railroad.

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NEW-YORK.

NORTHERN (NEW-YORK) RAILROAD.

From Mouse's Point to Ogdensburgh^ 118 miles.

OFFICE at Malone, Franklin Co., N. Y.

President,

Vice- President, ....

Secretary,

Treas. and Cashier, .
Superintendent, ....

Chief Clerk,

Gen. Freight Agent,.

Road-Master,

Master of Machinery,

Ticket Agents, [• " '
Wood & Timber Agt.,

.W. Raymond Lee, Boston, Ms.
.G. V. Hoyle, Champkin, N. Y.
. J. G. Hopkins, Ogdensburgh.
.S. C. F. Thorndike, Malone.
.George Y. Hoyle.
.Henry S. Brewster, Malono.
.George Parker, Ogdensburgh.
.Timothy B. Ladd, Malone.

Abra. Klohs, Rouse's Point.
.L. F. Brown, "

.R. P. Tobey, Ogdensburgh.

I. B. Jackson, Malone.

Benj. Barry, Rouse's Point, )
D. D. Greunell, " }

C. Blan chard,

D. Butterworth,
M. Hancock,

CONDUCTORS OP

Passenger (
Trains. \

! Freight \
Trains. 1

11 DIRECTORS.

John S. Eldridge, Boston, Ms.
"W. Raymond Lee, "
M. Spencer, "

John L. Russell, Canton, N. Y.
Onslow Stearns, Concord, N.H.
G. W. Nesmith, Franklin, "
Sidney Lawrence, Moira, N.Y.
Isaac Spanlding, Nashua, N.H.
J. G. Hopkins, Ogdensburgh.
John Judson,
Henry Van Renscllaer, "

L. Marney, Rouse's Point,
E. B. George, Ogdensburgh.

I. Lord,
I. Orms,
A. Parrault.

OGDENSBURGH, CLAYTON, AND ROME RAILROAD.

From Home to Ogdensburgh and Clayton, 137T98% miles.

OFFICE at Rome, N. Y.

President, John Stryker. 13 DIRECTORS.

Vice-President, Elijah B. Allen.

Secretary, Nelson I. Beech. Enoch B. Armstrong, Rome,

Treasurer, Roland S. Doty. Edward Iluntington,

Chief-Engineer, Octave Blanc. Marquis L. Kinyon,

Attorneys, Corastock & Beach. John Stryker,

David Utley,

Seth Miller, Consiableville,
E. Ellsworth, E. Windsor, Ct.,
William L. Easton, Lowville,
A. II. Barnes, Martinsburgh,
Aug Chapman, Morristown,
Elijah B. Allen, Ogdensburgh,
Henry Van Kensellaer, "
Jason Clark, Plessis.

NEW-YORK.

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OSWEGO AND SYRACUSE RAILROAD.

From Oswego to Syracuse, 35 miles.
OFFICE, corner of Utica and First streets, Oswego.

President, F. T. Carrington, Os-wcgo.

Vice-President Allen Munroe, Syracuse.

Secretary, A. P. Grant, Oswego.

Treasurer, Luther Wright,

Superintendent, Geo. Skinner,

Attorneys, Grant & Allen,

Master of Machinery, .Levi P. Howard,
Ticket Agent, H. M. Cross,

Win. B. Fiske, Syracuse,

CONDUCTORS OF
Passenger Trains.
Freight Trains.

13 DIRECTORS.

F. T. Carrington, Oswego,
Sylvester Doolittle,

A. P. Grant,
J. B. Penfield,
Joel Turril,
Luther Wright,

Thomas T. Davis, Syracuse,
Austin Myers,
Allen Munroe,

B. B. Wicks,

Rufus H. King, Albany,
H. H. Martin, "
Harvey Loomis, Xcw-York.

Charles P. Morse, Oswego.
0. T. Williams, Syracuse.

PLATTSBURGH AND MONTREAL RAILROAD.

From Plattsburgh to Province Line, 23 miles.

OFFICE at Plattsburgh.

President, Jerome B. Bailey. Plattsburgh.

Secretary and Sup't., Francis E. Parker.

Treasurer, Jerome B. Baily.

Lessee, E. V. Price, 86 John St., N.Y.

Attorney, Perry G. Ellsworth.

Master of Machinery, . Men-it I. Randall.

.1. W. Elkins,

. James Greene,

.L. Higby,

.H. Lawrence,

.P. W. Signer,

.C. Stafford.

Ticket Agents,

J. B. Bailey,
Charles A. Cook,
W. H. Elliott,
P. G. Ellsworth,
William Hedding,
George Leslie,
A. C. Moore,
L. Meyers,
E. L. Nichols,
M. K. Platt,
Edward V. Price,
James S. Shcdden,
Samuel T. Vilas.

CONDUCTORS OP

Passenger Trains, George Moreau.

Freight Trains, Seymour La Valla.

13 DIRECTORS.

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NEW-YORK.

POTSDAM AND WATERTOWN RAILROAD.

From Watertown to North-Potsdam, 76 miles.

OFFICE at Watertown, N. T.

President, Edwin Dodge, Gouverneur.

Vice-President, Hiram Holeomb, Watertown.

Secretary, II. L. Knowles, Potsdam.

Treasurer, Daniel Lee, Watertown.

Superintendent, Geo. B. Phelps, "

Division-Engineer, . . . George W. Williams.
Ticket Agent, I. E. Palmer.

13 DIRECTORS.

Abncr Baker,
0. V. Brainard,
Zenas < lark,
Ho well Cooper,
Edwin Dodge,
W. W. Goulding,
B. Hadskin,
Hiram Holeomb,
Solon D. 1 1 ungerford,
Hiram B. Keene,
Ebenezer Miner,
J. II. San ford,
William E. Sterling.
CONDUCTOR OF
Train, George D. Brown.

Only twenty-nine miles finished, namely :

From Watertown to Antwerp, 22 miles,
" North- Potsdam to Potsdam, 7 "

29 miles.

RENSSELAER AND SARATOGA RAILROAD.

From Troy to Ballston, 25 miles.

OFFICE at Troy Union Depot.

President and Treas ,, Edmund Schriver.

Vice- President, N. Daucliy.

Secretary, C. R. Richards.

Superintendent L. H. Tupper.

Road-Master, II. Sherman.

Master of Machinery, . W. M. Strong.
Ticket Agent Wm. Squire.

13 DIRECTORS.

I. M. Cook,
Gco. II. Cramer,
N. Dauehy,
E. T. Gale,
G. W. Kirtland,
I. Kinchcsbacker,
I. McConihe,

C. R. Richards,
Ed. Schriver,

D. South wick,

I. Van Schoonhoven,
Geo. B. Warren,
Geo. Uy. Warren.

E. Weatncrhead,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger Trains^

Freight Trains,

L. Squire.

D. I. Leversee.

NEW-YORK.

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ROCHESTER AND GENESEE VALLEY RAILROAD.

From Rochester to Mount-Morris and Portage, 49f miles.

Finished to Avon, 18^- miles.

OFFICE, No. 6J State street, Rochester.

President, James TVadsworth. 13 DIRECTORS.

Vice-President, James Cliappell.

Secretary and Treas., Isaac Hills. James Chappcll,

Chief Engineer, McRce Swift. Freeman Clark,

Joshua Conkey,
Wm. T. Cuyler,
Daniel II litzhugh,
John Fowler,
Isaac Hills,
Lyman Munger,
Johnson I. Bobbins,
Lewis Setye,
Elijah F. Smith,
James "\Vads\vorth,
Levi A. Waid.

This road is leased to the Buffalo, Corning, and New-York Railroad Company,
which furnishes its own rolling stock; and operates the road with its own officers
and men.

SACKET'S HARBOR AND ELLISBURGH RAILROAD.

From Sachet's Harbor, JV. IT., to Pierrepont Manor, 18 miles.

OFFICE at Sacket's Harbor, N. Y.

President C. W. Bishop.

Vice-President, "W. B. Camp.

Secretary and Trtas.,.D. B. Kellogg.
Superintendent, J. Collamer.

CONDUCTOR OP

13 DIRECTORS.

James Barnes,
C. W. Bishop,
C. Broomcr,
C. Brigham,
E. B. Camp,
W. B. Camp,
C. Converse,
W. P. Davis, •
I. L. Hooker,
G. Packer,
R. S. Bobbins,
W. P. Searles,
C. C. Symouds.

Passenger Trains, E. S. Coon.

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NEW-YORK.

SARATOGA AND WHITEHALL RAILROAD.

From Saratoga Springs to Castleton, Vi., 52 miles.

OFFICE at Saratoga Springs.

President and Sup., . .John M. Davison, Sara. Sp'gs.

Vice President k John W' ThomPson> Bal1'

e'lt< \ ston Spa,

Secretary and 2Veas.,.Wm. H. Warren, Moreau.

Road-Hosier, Amasa Keith.

Master of Transp.,. . .H. C. Hale.
Master of Machinery, Win. B. Gage.
Ticket Agent, J. H. Steinbergh.

13 DIRECTORS.

L. G. B. Cannon,

J. M. Davison,

J. Beekman Finlay,

James Forsyth,

I. Knickerbocker, Jr.,

M. I. Myers,

J. Phillips Phoenix,

F. W. Sewell,

I. -W. Thompson,

Wm. M. Vermilyea,

I. M. Warren,

W. H. Warren,

John Willard.

D. B. Cornell,
Benjamin Lackey,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger Trains.

Freight Trains.

L M. Guy.
Moses Terry.

STATED ISLAND RAILROAD.

From VanderbilPs Landing to Pertfi Amboy, 14 miles.

President, .
Secretary, .
Treasurer,
Engineer, .

OFFICE, No. 82 Duane street, New-York.

.Joseph H. Seguino.
, .Lot 0. Clark.
. Joseph Britton.
.B. F. Crane.

11 DIRECTORS.

E. E, Bonnet,

A. H: Britton,
Frederick R. Grote,
William King,

I. K. Jessup,

B. Kriescher,
Stephen Seguine,
E. I. Totten,

W. H. Vanderbilt,
Henry Van Hoevenbergh,
Joel Wolfe.

NEW-YORK CITY RAILROADS.

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SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD.

From the intersection of Sixth Avenue and 43d street to the inter-
section of Church and ^Barclay streets, near Broadicay.
Branch to Broadway through Canal street.

OFFICE of the Superintendent, Sixth Avenue, corner of 43d street.
" President and Secretary, " " 44th street.

President, Sidney Mason. 13 DIRECTORS.

Secretary, fli. Bailey Myers.

J Godfrey "W. Leako, (cashier Sidney Mason,

{ office at People's Bank.) Frederick Do Peyster,

Superintendent, "William Ebbitt. John P. Yelverton,

Attorneys, Schell, Slosson & Hutching. George R. Howell,

John II. Swift,
Samuel S. Bowman,
Daniel Van Duscn,
Teunis W. Quick,
Waldo Hutchins,
Gideon Do Angclis,
John B. Hall,
Alexander M. C. Smith,
Hamilton H. Salmon.

THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD.

From Park and Broadway to 86th street, 5% miles.
OFFICE, corner of 3d Avenue and East 61st street.

President, William A. Darling.

Vice-President, William Remsen.

Sec. and Treas. Amory Edwards.

Superintendent, William H. Schenck.

( Clarkson N. Potter.
| Georgo G-. Waters.

13 DIRECTORS.

William A. Darling,
Henry Hart,
John B. Hobby,
Wilson a. Hunt,
Samuel Jaudon,
Maltby G-. Lane,
Peter McMartin,
Clarkson N. Potter,
Henry R. Remsen,
Win. Remsen,
AVilliam J. Valentine,
George G-. Waters,
Wm. H. Webb.

NEW-YORK.

SYRACUSE AND BINGHAMTOX RAILROAD.

Fforn Syracuse to Binghamton, 80 miles.

OFFICE at, Syracuse, N. T.

President, Jatrns M. Sihermsrhorn.

Vice-President, D.\nl. S Dickinson.

Secretary, Clinton P. Paige. •

Treasurer, E. U. Hicks.

Superintendent and \ w B Q ab
Gliief Engineer, j

Road-Master, H. W. Earll.

Master of MMhinery, G. W. Howard.

13 DIRECTORS.

I. Boies, .
Thos. T. Davis,
Danl. S. Dickinson,
Robt. Dunlop,
Thos. B. Fitch,
A H. Hovey,
Jas. R. Lawrence,
Hazard Lewis,
D. C. Littlejohn,
Haml. Murray,
Wm. R. Randall
I. M. Scliomorhorn,
Henry Stephens.

C. P. Cook,
E. P. Jepson,

Gco. Lewis.

CONDUCTORS OF
> Passenger Trains. •<

Freight Trains. S. Yroman.

W. H. "Webb.

TROY AND BOSTON RAILROAD.

From Troy to Norih-B&nnington,Vt., 37£ miles.
OFFICR, North Tower, Union Depot, Troy.

President, D. T. Vail.

Vice-President, DanL Robinson.

Secretary and Trea?., Geo. Gould.

Superintendent, 1 saac V. Baker.

Attorney or Solicihr,.A- R. Olin, Troy.

Road-Master, I. L. Patch.

Master of Machinery, .C. P. Chesley.
Ticket Agent, A. W. Winne.

12 DIRECTORS.

J. W. Bates,
Eph. Carpenter,
Isaac B. Hart,
Jonas C. llaartt,

C. Lvnsia-r,
Cha^. II. Merrett,
Daul. Robinson,
Russ3ll Sage,
Hiram Slocum,

D. T. Vail,
Jared S. Weed,
Lyinan Wilder.

Jes.7e Burditt,
A. Howard,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger Traim.

Freight Trains.

F. C. White.

J. L. Montgomery.

NEW-YORK.

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UTICA AND BINGHAMTON RAILROAD.

From Utica to Binghamton, 91 miles.

OFFICE at Utica, N. T.

President, A. J. "Williams, Utica.

Vice-President, D. White, Sherburue.

Secretary and Trtas.,.3. Watson Williams, Utica.

Chief-Engineer, James Hall.

Assist.-Engineer, Robt. E. Ricker.

Wm. Bristol,
I. Brown,
John Buttcrfield,
Wm. C. Churchill,
W. M. Conkey,
1. 1. Foot,
Martin Hart,
Joseph Juleaud,
W. G-. Sands,
Ed \vard Tompkins,
D. White,
A. J. Williams,
0. S. Williams.

Organized under General Railroad Law. Preliminary and other surveys made,
and making preparation to commence the work.

13 DIRECTORS.

WATERTOWN AND ROME RAILROAD.

Rome, Oneida County, N~. Y., to Cope Vincent, Jefferson

County, N. Y., 96| miles.
OFFICE, Washington street, Watertown, N. Y.

President, {^^ ] "^

Vice-President, 0. V. Brainard, Watertown.

Secretary, Clarke Rice, Watertown.

Treasurer, Daniel Lcc, Watertown.

Superintendent, Job Collamer, Watertown.

BeCmatferand ^ } R" K Hu"gCTford-

Road-Master, James S. McBride.

Master of Machinery,. 3. L. Grant, Rome.

... .11. B. Freeman, Rome.

P.

Ticket Agents,

13 DIRECTORS.

Solon I). Tlungcrford,
Calvert Comstock,
John Bnidiey, Brownville,
Williiim Lord, Biownville,
Alfred Smith, TIaitford, Conn.
Philip Dater, New-York,
John P. Yelvcrton, New- York,
William C. Pierrcpont, Pierre-
pont Manor.

.R. E. Hungerford, Watertown. David Utloy, Rome,
.William Buckley, Capo Vinc't.l II. Alexander, Jr., Springfield,

Ma??..

Willis Plielps, Springfield, Mass.

0. V. Brainai d, Watertown,

John Armstrong,
Hiram II. Cooper,

Stephen Y. Anglo,
Daniel N. Boswortb,

CONEUCTOES OF

I Passenger
\ Trains.

I Freight
Trains.

Clarke Rice, Watertown.
Benjamin F. Sweet

Frank Estes,
Nathaniel Hazleton.

NEW-JERSEY.

N E W - J E II S E Y .

CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.

From Camden, W. «7i, to Atlantic City, N~. J., 60 miles.

OFFICE, No. 56 Walnut street, Philadelphia.

President, George "W. Richards.

Secretary and Treas., Robert Frazer.

Superintendent, John H. Osborne.

Chief-Engineer, Richard B. Osborno.

Road-Master, I. H. Biddle.

Freight Agent, S. B. Johnson.

Master of Machinery, . S K. Moore.
Ticket Agent, I. G. Bryant.

H. Boucher,

12 DIRECTORS.

Thomas P. Carpenter,
William Coffin,
S. Colwcll,
E. Doughty,
A. I. Drexel,
A. K. Hay,
Joseph Harrison,
I. Pitney,
Joseph Porter,
Samuel Richards,
Thomas II. Richards,
John Tucker.

CONDUCTORS OP
Passenger Trains. D. IT. Mundy.
Freight Trains. William Donnelly.

FREEHOLD AXD JAMESBURG AGRICULTURAL
RAILROAD.

From Freehold, N. J., to Jameslurg, N.J., ll-£ miles.

OFFICE at Jamesburg, N. J.

9 DIRECTORS.
Isaac S. Buckelow.

President, William D. Davis.

Secretary, Treas., )

and >•

Superintendent, )

Attorney, Joseph Combs.

Ticket Agent, David D. Cawley, Freehold.

James Buckcle-w,
Joseph Combs,
William D. Davis,
Daniel H. Ellis,
Aaron Gulick,
Edwin A. Stevens,
Robert L. Stevens,
Robert F. Stockton,
John R Thomson.
CONDUCTORS OP

Passenger Trains, Simon F. Pyle.

Freight Trains John F. Heath.

NEW-JERSEY.

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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.

From Newark, N. J., to Hackettstown, 52 ^ miles.
OFFICE, in Depot Building, on Division street, Newark.

President, William "Wright

Vice-President, Joel "W. Condit

Secretary, . Amzi Dodd.

Treasurer, I. C. Garthwaite.

Superintendent, I. Van Rensellaer.

Chief -Engineer, Jedediah B. Bellinger.

Ad. Mas. Machinery, "William Marshall

CONDUCTOES OF

Oram G. Sayre,
Isaac L. Van Ordin,

Samuel Arbuthnot,

) Passenger (
f Trains. (

Freight Trains.

9 DIRECTORS.

Daniel Babbit,
Joel "W. Condit,
Stephen D. Day,
I. C. Garthwaite,
Jonathan Parkhurst,
Aaron Robertson,
Beach Vanderpool,
"William N. Wood,
William Wright

Isaac Van Pelt.
John M. Smith.

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.

From Jersey City, opposite New- York, to New-Brunswick, N. J.,

33T9A miles.

OFFICE, No. 5t Merchants' Exchange, N. Y.,
President, John S. Darcy.

and at Jersey City, N. J.
9 DIRECTOES.

John Acker,
John S. Darcy,
Hamilton Fish,
D. S. Gregory,
John P. Jackson,
Adam Lee,
J. Phillips Phoenix,
Henry Remsen,
Stephen Whitney.

John Fernald,
Isaac F. Frazees,
John Hedden,
N. Herring.

S. H, Roe.

Vice-President, John P. Jackson.
Secretary, F. Wolcott Jackson.

Treasurer, Henry I. Southmayd.

Gen. Superintendent, . J. P. Jackson.
Ass. Super intendfs, ] T" -v^ \\r00(jruiE.
Engineer, Israel Smith.

Clerk in Treas. Office, William B. Lent.
Clerk in Shops, John P. Van Winkle.
Attorney, J. P. Jackson.

Road-Master, John C. Herrick.

Master of Car Rep., . .D. H. Baker.
Master of Iron Work, James S. Hutton.
Master of Machinery, . James McFarland.
Gen. Ticket Agent, ... I. A. Gwinner.
Station Ticket ) M. C. Prince,
Agents, \ I. C. Pierson.
Freight Agent, D. A. Gaddis.

CONDUCTORS OP
W. H. Bristol, "I [
D. Coddington. 0
William Coulter, I **%»**« J
J. Counsellor, Trams-
N. L. Douglass, J

P. W. Martin, Jr., ) Freight (
C. F. Moore, Trains. \
4

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NEW-JERSEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.

From Elizabethport, N. J., to Easton, Pa., 63 miles.
Steamboat from New -York to Elizabethport, 12 "
OFFICE, No. 69 "Wall street, New- York.

President, John T. Johnston, New-York.

Secretary and Treas., G. M. MUligan, Elizabeth, N. J.
Superintendent and J h Q &

Chief-Engineer, )
Assistant Supt., . . Josiah 0. Stearns, "

( John Reed,
Division Engineers, •< I. 0. Tenney, Clinton, N. J.,

( I. Radnich, White-House, N. J.

Road-Master, Win. Simpson, Bloomsbury,

Gen. Freight Agent, . . Josiah 0. Stearns,Elizabeth,
Master of Machinery, . Samuel L. Moore, "
Gen. Ticket Agent, . . .Jer. R. Fairbank, "
Paymaster, I. Jewell Smith, "

9 DIRECTORS.

William E. Dodge, New- York,
John C. Green, "

John T. Johnston,
Adam Norrie, "

John 0. Sterns, Elizabeth, N. J.,
Benj. Williamson, "
Alfred Vail, Morristown, "
F. T. Frelinghuysen, Newark,
H. D. Maxwell, Eaaton, Pa,

CONDUCTORS OF

L. C. Voorhees, Easton, Pa"., )
F. P. Hill, Elizabeth, N. J., y

H. Whiting, Elizabeth, N. J., Freight Trains.

Passenger
Trains.

( H. P. Baldwin, SomervUle,N. J.
J. R. Emery, Elizabeth, N. J.

PATERSON AND HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.

From Paterson, N. J., to Jersey City, double track, 16 £ miles.
OFFICE at Paterson, N. J.

President, John Colt, Paterson.

Secretary and Treas., A. S. Pennington, Paterson.

PATERSON AND RAMAPO RAILROAD.

From Paterson to Sufferns, (Ramapo^) single track, 15£ miles.

OFFICE,

.President, Gouverneur Morris, N. York.

.Secretary and Treas., John Hopper, Paterson.

Both roads are under lease to the New- York and Erie Railroad, havo the same
gauge of six feet, and are both run by the last-named road.

PENNSYLVANIA.

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PENNSYLVANIA.

ALLENTOWtf RAILROAD.

From Allentown, Lehigh Co., to Auburn, Pa., 40 miles.
OFFICE at Eastern, Pa.

11 DIRECTORS.

President, Henry D. Maxwell.

Secretary and Treas., John T. Johnston, New- York.
Chief-Engineer, Ellwood Morris.

Resident Engineer, . . .Jesse Samuels.

Samuel J. Bealg,
J. F. Butterworth,
J. Dillinger,
"William E. Dodge,
John C. Green,
John T. Johnston,
G. M. Milligan,
C. Pretz,

John F. A. Sanford,
C. A. Sherman,
John 0. Sterns.

CATAWISSA, WILLIAMSPORT, AND ERIE RAILROAD.

From Junction (8^ miles N. of Tamaqud) to Milton, Pa^
63^ miles.

OFFICE, corner of South-Fourth street and "Willing's Alley, Philadelphia.

President, "Wm. D. Lewis, Philadelphia. 6 MANAGERS.

Secretary and Treas., Joseph R. Paxton, "

Superintendent, T. McKissock, Williamsport. Robert Bayard,

Road-Master, H. A. Fonda, F. N. Buck,

Master of Machinery,. C. A. Stanchff, " A. S. Diven,

Ticket Agent, I. H. Park," '« H. A. Johnson,

Joseph Paxton,
John Tucker.

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PENNSYLVANIA.

CHAMBERSBURG, GREENCASTLE, AND HAGERS-
TOWN RAILROAD.

From Chambersburg, Pa., to Hagerstown, Md., 22% miles.
OFFICE, corner of South-Fourth street and "Willing's Alley, Philadelphia.

6 MANAGERS.

Resident, Thomas A. Biddle.

Secretary and Treas., Joseph E. Paxton.

Edward E. Biddle,
Howard Kennedy,
William McLellan,
Peter McMartin,
Joseph E. Paxton,
John Eowe.

COLUMBIA AND OCTORARO RAILROAD.

From

OFFICE at Columbia, Pa.

President, Joseph Schoch.

12 DIRECTORS.

Cornelius Collins,
A. Scott Ewing,
A. S. Green,
John Griffin,
J. €r. Hess,
Davis Kimball,
Hatton Mercer,
James Patterson.
James L. Eeynolds,
George Steele,
"William "Wheeler,
Samuel A. "Worth.

PENNSYLVANIA.

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CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD.

From Chambersburg to Harrisburg, Pa., 56 miles.

OFFICE,

President, Frederick Watts, Carlisle, Pa.

Secretary and Treas , E. M. Biddle,

Superintendent,
Weighmaster, . .

Ticket Agents,

.A. P. Smith, Chambersburg,
. J. McCormick Allen, Carlisle.
.John Campbell, Carlisle,
.A.H.McCulloh, Chambersb'rg,
.N. R. Sturdivant, Harrisburg,
.1. H. Criswell, Shippensburg.

I. W. Deal, Chambersburg,

CONDUCTORS OF
Passenger Trains.
Freight Trains.

12 DIRECTORS.

William S. Cobean, Carlisle^
"Wm. M. Henderson, "
Danl. 0. Gehr, Chambersburg,
James McCormick, Harrisburg,
Henry I. Biddle, Philadelphia,
George Cadwalader, "
John N. Hutchinson, "
I. Pemberton Hutchinson,
David Lapsley,
Charles B. Penrose, "
Wm. L. Savage, "

Daniel Tyler,

S. H. Brooks, Harrisburg.
John Hewit, Chambersburg.

A supplement to the charter of the Cumberland Valley Eailroad, authorizing the
Company to extend their road from Chambersburg to any point on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, in Virginia, or to any point in Maryland, and to purchase, re-
lay, and put in running order, the Franklin Railroad, from Chambersburg to
Hagerstown, has passed the Legislature of Pennsylvania. For this purpose the
Company is authorized to increase their stock to $1,500,000, and issue bonds for
the whole, or any part, and secure the same by mortgage on the road.

DAUPHIN AND SUSQUEHANNA RAILROAD.

From Rockville, on the Pennsylvania Central M. M., to Auburn,
on the Philadelphia and Heading R. M., 54 miles.

OFFICE, No. 89 Merchants' Exchange, New- York.

President, Russell Stebbins, New- York. 11 DIRECTORS.

Treasurer, Thomas E. Davis.

S. L. M. Barlow,
C. H. Booth,
T. Chambers,
T. E. Davis,
F. C. Gebhard,
C. G. Havens,
M. Humphreys,
E. Morris,
William Remsen,
Russell Stebbins,
John Tucker.

SSSJSST ^wood Morris, Cold Spring.

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PENNSYLVANIA.

ERIE AND NORTH-EAST RAILROAD.

From jEHe, jPa., to New- York State Line, 20 miles.
OFFICE at Erie, Pa.

t DIRECTORS.

President, John A. Tracy.

Secretary and Treas., I. C. Spencer, Erie.
Ticket Agent, Ira W. Hart, Erie.

Jno. Brawley,
M. Courtright,
P. Metcalf,
Dean Richmond,
A. Scott,
John A. Tracy,
John H. Walker.

Under a general running arrangement, this road is operated and run in connec-
tion with the Buffalo and State-Line Eailroad.

HARRISBURG, PORTSMOUTH, MOUNT JOY, AND
LANCASTER RAILROAD.

From Harrisburg to Dittervitte, with Branch from Portsmouth

to Columbia, 38 miles.
GENERAL OFFICE, South-east corner of Third and "Walnut streets, Philadelphia.

President, Joseph Teager. 13 DIRECTORS.

Secretary and Treas., George Taber.

Superintendent, Kirk Few. Henry Buehler,

Seth Craige,
William Ford,
Dr. John Holmes,
Francis King,
David Lapsley,
Wm. W. Longstreth,
James Magee,
Robert V. Massey,
James Mehaffy,
Algernon S. Roberts,
Francis R. Wharton,
Joseph Yeager.

This road is run in connection with the Pennsylvania Railroad, said Company
furnishing the power. The road is kept in order by the Harrisburg and Lancaster
Railroad Company.

PENNSYLVANIA.

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HEMPFIELD RAILROAD.

From Wheeling, Va., to Greensbitrg, Pa., 76 miles.
OFFICE,

President, A. "W. Acheson.

Secretary, Jos. Henderson.

Treasurer, "W. H. Carr.

Chief-Engineer, "W. 0. Smith.

Division Engineer.,. .A. S. Bender.

( B. H. Lee,
Resident Engineers, •< Edward Frost,

( I. C. Wilson.

Attorneys, Fry & Paull.

Master of Machinery, . I. C. Denmead.

7 DIRECTORS.

A. W. Acheson,
I. C. Acheson,
S. Brady,
I. C. Clark,
"Win. McKennan,
C. M. Reed,
Thos. Sweeney.

This road is in the course of construction, and the first division from Wheeling to
Washington, Pa., it is expected will be completed in May, 185G.

*HUNTLNGDON AND BROAD TOP RAILROAD.

From Huntingdon, Pa., to

OFFICE,

President, L. T. Wattson.

Secretary,

Treasurer,

Superintendent, G-. W. Lewis.

Chief-Engineer,

12 DIRECTORS.

John Devereux,
James Entriken,
Daniel Haddock,
James B. Lane,
John McCandless,
James W. Paul,
John Scott,
S. Morris Wain,
Samuel Welsh,
A P. Wilson,
Rathmell Wilson,
Horatio C. Wood.

This road is completed from Huntingdon to Stonerstown, 24 miles, and the cars
are running upon it daily. The track from Stonerstown to the Broad Top Moun-
tain coal-mines is already laid, and when the bridge is finished, tho regular trans-
portation of coal will commence.

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PENNSYLVANIA.

LEBANON VALLEY RAILROAD.

From Heading to Harrisburg, Pa., 54 miles.
OFFICE in Reading.

President, .......... Simon Cameron.

Secretary and Treas., Daniel G. Hunter.
Chief Engineer, ..... Richard B. Osborne.

E. D. Muhlenberg,

LR. F. Stack.

Resident Engineer, . . .M. E. Lyons.
Attorney, .......... Wra. Strong.

6 DIRECTORS.

Samuel Bell,
Isaac Eckert,
J. W. Killinger,
G. A. Nicolls,
Wm. Strong,
John Tucker.

LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

From Easton to Mauch Chunk, 46 miles.
OFFICE, Easton, Pa.

5 DIRECTORS.

President, .......... "Wm. "W. Longstreth.

Secretary and Treas., John N. Hutchinson.

Attorney, .......... James M. Porter.

Road-Master, ....... Samuel Logan.

Ticket Agent, ........ William H. Sayre, Jr.

David Barnet, Easton,
"William H. Gatzmer, Phila.,
John T. Johnston, New- York.
Asa Packer, Mauch Chunk,
E. A. Packer, Philadelphia.

James I. Blakeslee,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger Trains,

Freight Trains,

Edward F. Young.
Harrison "W. Crosby.

PENNSYLVANIA.

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LITTLE SCHUYLKILL RAILROAD.

From Port Clinton to Junction with Catawissa, Williamsport,
and Erie Railroad, 28 miles.

OFFICES, No. 7 Library street, Philadelphia, and at Tamaqua, Pa.

6 DIRECTORS.

President,

Secretary and Treas.
Superintendent,

Resident Engineer, . . .

Attorney,

Road-Master,

Master of Transp., . . .
Master of Machinery, .
Ticket Agent,

Joseph Patterson.

George W. Cole.

J. Edward Barnes.

David H. Goodwin.
( Christopher Loeser,
V (Schuylkill Co.,)

D. D. Lewis.

M. P. Fowler.

Henry Clayton.

M. P. Fowler.

F. K Buck,
Levi Dickson,
Charles Henry Fisher,
Frederick Fraley,
George R. Justice,
Matthew Newkirk.

CONDUCTORS OF
Passenger Trains, The same as on Catawissa, Williamsport, and Erie Railroad.

MINE HILL AND SCHUYLKILL HAVEN RAILROAD.

From /Schuylkill to Tremont, 12 miles.
OFFICE, Franklin Institute Building, Philadelphia.

President, John C. Cresson.

Secretary, William Biddle.

Treasurer, Samuel Mason.

Superintendent, R. A. Wilder.

Assistant, " G. M. Kennedy.

Chief-Engineer, R. A. Wilder.

Division Engineers, j g^^

Attorney, John Bannan.

Master of Machinery,. J. J. Upchurch.

10 DIRECTORS.

Joshua W. Ash,
Joseph Cresson,
Mordecai L. Dawson,
James R. Greeves,
Jeremiah Hacker,
I. Pemberton Hutchinson,
John Livesey,
Samuel Mason,
Samuel F. Troth,
Samuel Welsh.

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PENNSYLVANIA.

MOUNT CARBON RAILROAD.

From Mount Carbon to the foot of Mine Hill, in Schuylkill

County, Pa.

The road has a main stem of 1£ miles, which at the forks of the Norwegian Creek
diverges into two branches of about 3 miles each. Total length of road, say
1 miles.

OFFICE, No. 78|- Walnut street, Philadelphia.

President, John E. White. 8 DIRECTORS.

Secretary and Treas., James C. Donnell.

Charles S. Boker,
William E. Bowen,
John A. Brown,
James C. Donnell,
William C. Patterson,
Samuel H. Perkins,
Joseph Perot,
Nicholas E. Thomon.

Exclusively a coal road. Capital stock, $200,000. No debt

NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

From Philadelphia to Bethlehem, 55 miles.
OFFICE, No. 123 "Walnut street, Philadelphia.

Pres. and Ch. Eng., . .Edward Miller.

Secretary, Edward Armstrong.

Treasurer, William Wister.

Superintendent, (President acts.)

P. L. Fox,
J. N. Du Barry.
Thomas D. Conyngham,
Henry E. Gummey,
W. T. Hollowbush.

Attorney, John P. Brock.

Road-Master, Joseph M. Eitterson.

Master of Machinery, . William Schultz.

Ticket Agent, Charles J. McEwen.

Division Engineers,
Resident Engineers,

Mr. Hoppel,
" Gillingham,

12 DIRECTORS.

John Brock,

J. Gillingham Fell,

Algernon S. Eoberts,

Daniel B. Hinman,

J. Livingston Erringer,

John Jordan, Jr.,

S. Morris Wain,

I. Pemberton Hutchinson,

John H. Towne,

Coffin Colket,

fOn

Eobert Y. Massey, J part
Harry Conrad, | the

the
of
city

[of Phila.

CONDUCTORS OF

> Passenger (
C Trains. (

Mr. Pettit.

No freight trains exclusively. One of the passenger trains carries freight also.
Eoad opened to Gwynedd, 19 miles. Expect to be completed to Bethlehem next
fall.

PENNSYLVANIA.

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NORTH-WESTERN RAILROAD.

From JBlairsville, on the Pennsylvania Railroad, to Junction
with Cleveland and Mahoning Railroad at Newcastle, 87 miles.

OFFICE,
President, Eobert S. Eeed, Philadelphia. 12 DIRECTORS.

Samuel Branson, Philadelphia,
Samuel T. Canby, "
Christian J. Hoffman,
John McCandless,
Horace C. Peck,
William F. Smith,
John Price Wetherill,
Samuel M. Lane, Butler,
Charles C. Sullivan, "
William Haher, Blairsville,
E. W. Cunningham, Newcastle,
David Sankey,

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

From Harrisburgh to Pittsburgh, 248 miles.

OFFICE, No. 70 "Walnut street, Philadelphia.

President, ....
Vice- President,
Secretary, ....

Treasurer,

Superintendent,

Assistant Supts., . . •<

Chief-Engineer,

Resident Engineers, \

Attorneys, -j

Gen. Ticket Agent, . .
Gen. Freight Agent,. .

J. Edgar Thomson.
Wm. B. Foster, Jr. .
Edmund Smith.
Thomas T. Firth,
Herman J. Lombaert.
Enoch Lewis,
T. A. Scott,
A. L. Boumfort.
Herman Haupt.
George E..Mowry,
Thomas Seabrook.
Job E, Tyson,
Wm. A. Stokes.
Lewis L. Haupt.
H. H. Houston.

14 DIRECTORS.

By the Stockholders.

"Washington Butcher,
George "W. Carpenter,
John Farnum,
William Neal,
C. E. Spangler,
J. Edgar Thomson,
William E. Thompson,
John Yarrow.

By the City of Philadelphia.

John H. Bringhurst,
Herman Haupt,
George M. Howell.

By the Commissioners of
AUeghany County.

William Eobinson, Jr.,
Thomas Scott.

By the Board.
William B. Foster, Jr.

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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND NORRISTOWN

RAILROAD.

Connecting icith the Chester Valley Railroad at Nbrristown, and

with the Chestnut Hill Railroad at Germantown.
From Philadelphia to Norristown, 1 7 miles, and thence by Ches-
ter Valley Railroad to Downingtown, making 31 miles.
From Germantown to Chestnut Hill, 4 miles.
OFFICE, East corner Ninth and Green streets, Philadelphia.

President,

Sec. and Treas., ....
Engineer,

Locomotive Eng'rs,*

Attorney,

Master of Machinery,

Ticket Agent,

Assistant,

Freight Agent,

Edward 0. Dale.
.John F. "Watson.
Jesse Lightfoot.
John Mackley,
Henry "Wentzel,
Jacob Leonard,
Stephen D. Winnel,
L. Green,
Geo. Johnson,
Jos. Clark,
Jesse Jones,
L. Hartley.
Henry M. Phillips.
John Moyer.
.H. K. Smith.
.1. B. Peddle.
.George A. Piper.

13 DIRECTORS.

M. B. Buckley,
Geo. TV. Carpenter,
Coffin Colket,
Edw. C. Dale,
A. E. Dougherty,
Charles Ellis,
"Wm. Mussa,
Joseph Perot,
Wm. H. Slingluff,
Joseph Swift,
Geo. H. Thomson,
M. S. "Wickersham,
1. 1. Woodward.

To Germantoivn,

H. Krickbaum,
J. J. Kite.

CONDUCTORS OP

if To Norristown,
Passenger J Benjamin Plum,

Trains. 1 P. Symmes,

James Beale.

Three daily freight trains.

CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD.

From Norristown to

OFFICE,

President, Thomas S. Fernon.

Secretary and Treas.,J. L. Gossler.
Solicitor, W. A. Porter.

G DIRECTORS.

George W. Carpenter,
Theodore C. Heyl,
W. A. Porter,
W. B. Roberts,
Benjamin Rush,
Richard Henry Rush,

PENNSYLVANIA.

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CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.

From Chestnut If ill to Germantown, 4 miles.

OFFICE at Philadelphia.

President, Coffin Colkct.

Secretary and Treas.Jl. K. Smith.

12 DIRECTORS.

F. A. Buck,

G. W. Carpenter,
C. Q. Childs,
Matthias Haas,
J. M. Hildeburn,
William Miller,
John R. Neff,
Joseph Patterson,
John Piper,

C. T. Platt,
W. L. Schaffer,
H. K. Smith.

PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD.

From Richmond, on the Delaware, to Pottsmllc, Pa.^ 93 miles.

OFFICE, No. 73 South-Fourth street, Philadelphia.

President, John Tucker.

Vice-President, R. D. Cullen.

Secretary and Treas., Samuel Bradford.
Superintendent and ) G A N- fa j

Chief-Engineer, J
Resident Engineer, . . . J. D. Steele.

. ( St. Geo. Tucker Campbell, Phil.,

"neys> | William Strong, Reading.

Master of Machinery, James Milholland.

6 DIRECTORS.

John Ashurst,
Charles S. Boker,
R, D. Cullen,
Isaac R. Davis,
Samuel Morris,
George W. Richards.

Geo. Minich,
H. Millard,
Richard Baldridge,

Charles Van Horn,
Harrison Peters,

G. W. Ubil,
John C. Matthews,

CONDUCTORS OP

! Passenger \
Trains. 1

) Regular Through (
y Trains. \

Market Freight Trains.
Reading Coal Trains.

Jos. S. Keyser,
Charles G. Reifl;
Samuel Beard.

Charles Smith,
Samuel C. Gardiner.

Daniel Fisher.
Michael Reill7.

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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA AND SUNBURY RAILROAD.

From ShamoJcin to Sunbury , 20 miles.
OFFICE, No. 6 Carpenter's Court, Philadelphia, Penn.

6 DIRECTORS.

President, William L. Helfenstein.

Secretary and Treas., "William Riehle.

Superintendent, A. R. Fiske, Shamokin.

Chief-Engineer, Kimber Cleaver, "

Thomas Baumgardner,
Charles S. Boker,
John G. Brock,
Charles "W. Hegins,
Jesse S. Heston,
David Longenecker.

CONNECTIONS FORMED BY THIS EoAD. — 1st. With the Reading Railroad, by way
of the Mine Hill Railroad, which will afford an outlet for the coal to Philadelphia*
New- York, Boston, and other eastern towns and cities on the Atlantic.

2d. At Sunbury, with the Pennsylvania Canal ; leading to the Chesapeake Bay
and to Baltimore, and other southern and eastern markets.

3d. At Sunbury, with the Northern Central Railroad, in course of construction,
directly with the city of Baltimore.

4th. By the road to Danville, 8 miles in length, with the Montour Iron region
and Iron works, which will afford a market for at least 200,000 tons of coal
annually.

5th. A branch road, 9 miles in length, will afford a direct railroad communica-
tion by way of Tamaqua, Easton, and the New- Jersey Central Railroad, to the city
of New- York.

6th. By the Sunbury and Erie Railroad, and Williamsport and Elmira Railroad,
with the Railroads and Canals of New- York and the great Lakes, which will form
one of the great markets for anthracite coal.

7th. This road will form the connecting link between the Sunbury and Erie Rail-
road and the city of Philadelphia, by means of the Reading Railroad, and the route
will be 25 miles shorter than by Harrisburg.

* PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD.

from Bordentown to Trenton, N~. J., 6 miles.

OFFICE, No. 46 South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia.

President, . .
Secretary,. .
Treasurer, .

.William G-. Alexander.
.James Morrell.
. John R. Thomson.

12 DIRECTORS.

William G. Alexander,
Thomas Biddle,
John Dorrance,
William H. Gatzmer,
James S. Green,
William II. Hart,
R. F. Loper,
Charles Macalester,
Edwin A. Stevens,
Robert L. Stevens,
Robert F. Stockton,
John R. Thomson.

PENNSYLVANIA.

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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BALTIMORE
RAILROAD.

From Philadelphia to Baltimore, 98 miles.
OFFICE, Broad and Prime streets, Philadelphia.

15 DIRECTORS.

M. Brooke Buckley, Penn,
S. M. Felton,
Moncure Robinson,
Aubrey H Smith,
Mahlon Betts, Delaware,
Frederick A. Curtis,
John A. Duncan,
Joseph 0. Gilpin,
Jesse Lane,

1. 1. Cohen, Jr., Maryland,
Thomas Donaldson,
John C. Groome,
Thomas Kelso,
Columbus O'Donnell,
Enoch Pratt,

Secretary and Treas., Alfred Horner.
Superintendent, George A. Parker.

Attorney, Isaac Hazlehurst,

Road-Master, ....... H. Saunders.

Master of Transp.,
Masters of Ma- ( .
chinery, 1 .

Ticket Agents, 4 .

. .H. F. Kinney.
. .Jos. Teas,
. ."William Stearns.
. .1. M. Cardiza, Philadelphia,
. .1. Elliott, "Wilmington, Del.,
. .D. E. "Woodburn, Baltimore.

Davis Gil],
E. D. Jamon,
I. Litzeuberg,

PRINCIPAL CONDUCTORS OF

f Passenger \
I Trains. 1

I. H. Smith,
John Wolf.

PITTSBURGH AND CONNELLSVILLE RAILROAD.

From Pittsburgh, Pa., to Cumberland, Md., 147 miles.
OFFICE, Neville Hall, City of Pittsburgh, Pa,

12 DIRECTORS.

President, ........ . . Oliver "W. Barnes.

Sec'ry and Commis., .Alexander L. Russell.
Treasurer, ......... Samuel Jones.

Ass. Superintendent,..!). W. Caldwell.

Attorney, ........... J. Harrison SewelL

Wm. J. Anderson, Pittsburgh,
Thomas Bakewell,
Oliver "W. Barnes,
James T. Kincaid,
Samuel A. Long,
George Miltenberger.
Joseph Pennock,
D. R. Davidson, Fayette Co.,
Andrew Stewart, "
Chauncey Brooks, Baltimore,
George W. Dobbin, "
Columbus O'Donnell, "

CONDUCTOR OF
Passenger Trains, John Miller.

Freight Trains, "William Hcrrington.

PENNSYLVANIA.

SUNBURY AND ERIE RAILROAD.

From Sunbury to Erie, 270 miles, finished from Sunbury to Wtt-

liamsport, 40 miles.
OFFICE,

President, Samuel V. Merrick.

Secretary, Philip M. Price.

Treasurer, John Lindsay.

Ghief-Engineer, Robert Faries,

j P. Jarrett,

| James L. Randolph.
"W. W. Morrison,

Division Engineers,
Resident Engineers,

E. W. Bering.

Attorney, Charles Gibbons.

11 DIRECTORS.
Elected 11 Feb., 1856.

Thomas Allibone, Philadelphia,

Henry Connelly,

James Cooper,

Daniel Deal,

Robert Bwing.

Franklin Plattj

John W. Stokes,

James D. Wetham,

B. R. Petriken, Farrandsville,

D. K. Jackman, Lock Haven,

Jas. Armstrong, "Williamsport

This Road is worked by the Catawissa Railroad Company.

TIOGA RAILROAD.

From New- York State Line at Laiorenceville, Pa., to Morris Run,

Tioga County, Pa., 29f miles.
OFFICE, No. 25 Merchants' Exchange, Philadelphia,

President, .......... Joseph "W". Ryerss. 12 DIRECTORS.

Secretary and Treas., Alexander E. Dougherty.

Superintendent, ..... Levi H. Shattuck. George "W". Carpenter,

General Agent, ...... Amos C. Stearns. Coffin Colket,

Master-Machinist, . . . Oscar Patchell. E. C. Dale,

Charles Ellis,
William Ellis,
H. L. Gaw,
JohnW. Guernsey,
B. W. Morris,
Joseph W. Ryerss,
R. Wain Ryerss,
George K. Smith,
S. Morris Wain.

This Company have a lease of the Corning and Blossburg Railroad from
renceville to Coming, and operate both roads. The New- York Railroad being
about llf miles in length. Blossburg was the terminus of the Tioga Railroad.
An extension of 4 miles has been, made to tho coal-mines of the Tioga Improve-
ment Company at Morris Run.

PENNSYLVANIA.

BLOSSBURG AND CORNING RAILROAD. „
From Corning, N. Y., to Pennsylvania State Line, 15 miles.
OFFICE at Corning, N. Y.

President, John Magee. 13 DIEECTORS.

Secretary and Treas., D. S. Magee.

"William H. Bull,
P. Davis, Jr.,
P. S. Donahe,
George S. Haverling,
Daniel C. Howell,
S. D. Hunter,
D. 8. Magee,
John Magee,
Thomas J. Magee,
John Ostrander,
David Rumsey,
R. B. Van Valkenburgh,
Timothy Whiting.

This road is operated by the Tioga Railroad Company, a Pennsylvania Corpora-
tion. Their Transportation Office is at Corning.

From Pittsburgh, Pa., to Steubenville, 0., 42 miles.
OFFICE at Pittsburgh, Pa.

President,

Secretary,

Treasurer, ,

Chief-Engineer, . .

.Isaac Jones.

. Sidney P. Von Bonnhorst.
.William Bakewell.
.David Mitchell, Jr.

13 DlRECTOBS.

B. J. Brooke,
M. B. Brown,
Robert Galway,
N. Holmes,
Thomas L. Jewett.
Isaac Jones,
Samuel Livingston,
Samuel A. Long,
Robert McKnight;
William Phillips,
James Schooninaker,
Richard F. Smith,
Robert Woods.

The directors of the Pittsburgh and Steubenville Railroad Company, having failed
to obtain the means to finish the road, now propose to lease the line for twenty
years to John Edgar Thomson, of Philadelphia, and Ms associates. Mr. Thomson
and his associates are to receive the road in its present state, and finish it in one
year ; after which they are to have the use of it for nineteen years, retaining fifly-
five per cent of the gross earnings for the working expenses, and as much more as
may be necessary, if that is not enough. The remainder is to go to secure the
payment of the sums required to finish and equip the road.
5

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PENNSYLVANIA.

^*OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

From Pittsburgh, Pa., to Crestline, 0., 187 miles.
OFFICE at Pittsburgh, Pa.

7 DIBECTOES.

President, George "W. Cass, Pittsburgh.

Superintendent, Joseph H. Moore.

Chief-Engineer, S. W. Roberts.

George "W". Cass, Pittsburgh,
James McCauley, "
Thomas Scott, "

Jas. Marshall, Alleghany, Pa..
C. T. Sherman, Mansfield, 0.,
Chas. M. Russell, Massillon, O.,
John Larwill, "Wooster, 0.

TREVORTON AND SUSQUEHANNA RAILROAD.

From Trevorton, Northumberland Co., to Port Trevorton, Union
County ', Pa., 15i miles.

OFFICE, No. Ill Broadway, Trinity Buildings, New- York.

President, James L. Morris.

Treasurer, F. L. Johnson.

WEST-CHESTER RAILROAD.

From West-Chester, Pa., to Philadelphia, 32 miles.

OFFICE, No. 37 North-High street, "West-Chester, Pa.

President, Joseph J. Lewis.

Secretary and Treas., S. M. Painter.

7 DIRECTORS.

Joseph Hemphill,
Joseph J. Lewis,
P. P. Sharpless,
William M. Spencer,
Dr. Isaac Thomas,
David Townsend,
Joseph B. Townsend.

TICKET AGENTS AND CONDUCTORS OF

Jonathan T. Marshall, Passenger Trains. David Zell.

Henry Ruthven, Freight Trains. T. C. Darlington.

Attorney, Joseph HemphilL

Road-Master, Joseph B. Showalter.

Master of Tramp., . . .Ziba C.Wollerton.

Motive power furnished by the State of Pennsylvania.

MARYLAND.

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* WEST-CHESTER, MEDIA, AND PHILADELPHIA
RAILROAD.

From Philadelphia to Media, 13 miles.
OFFICE, N. E. corner of Eighteenth and Market streets, Philadelphia.

9 DIRECTORS.

President, Christopher Fallon.

Secretary and Treas,, Samuel B. Thomas.
Superintendent, E. Jefleries.

J.Lacey Darlington, Chester Co.

N. Mendenhall,

Dr. W. Worthington, "

H. J. Brooke, Delaware Co.,

Lewis Miller,

Thomas Pratt,

John Fallon, Philadelphia,

Samuel Sharpless, "

Richard ' "

MARYLAND.

ANNAPOLIS AND ELK RIDGE RAILROAD.

From Annapolis^ Md., to Junction with Washington Bran
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 18 miles from Baltimore.
OFFICE at Annapolis, Md.

8 DIRECTORS.

President, Dr. A. Claude.

Secretary and Treas., "W. C. Tuck.
Superintendent, 1

Master of Transp., > Joshua Brown.

and Ch. Engineer, )

Attorney, Alexander Randall.

Master of Machinery, . H. H. Bush.

Nicholas Brewer,
Dennis Claude,
George E. Franklin,
Richard R. Goodwr
James H. Iglehart.
Robert Lemmon,
Grafton Munroe,
Thomas G. Pratt

M. Hammond.

CONDUCTORS OF
Passenger Trains.

J.

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,MAKYLAND.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

From Baltimore^ Hd., to Wheeling, "Fa, 379 miles.
OFFICE, No. 23 Hanover street, Baltimore.

President, Chauncey Brooks.

Secretary and Treas., Joshua I. Atkinson.

Auditor, Samuel Manning.

Superintendent, William S. Wbodside.

Attorney, John H. B. Latrobe.

Road-Master, "W. Bodman.

Master of Transp., . . .William S. Woodside.

Master of Machinery, .S. J. Hayes.

Gen. Ticket Agent, . . .L. M. Cole.

John T. England, Baltimore,

J. B. Ford, Wheeling,

T. H. Parsons, Washi

Freight Agent, L. S. Gordon.

Washington.

31 DIRECTOBS.
Stockholders, 12.

Francis Burns,
Benjamin Deford,
Marcus Denison,
John W. Garrett,
William A. Hack,
Johns Hopkins,
William Lamping,
C. Oliver O'Donnell,
Edward Patterson,
Samuel W. Smith,
Wesley Starr,
Nathan Tyson.

State, 10.

L. Brengle,
I. Bond Chaplain,
Joseph S. Cleveland.
Thomas Donaldson,
John S. Gittings,
John Johnson,
Edward W. Mealey,
William Price,
Henry A. Thompson,
George K. Vickers.

City, 9.

William Adreon,
John H. Barnes,
James C. Blick,
James H. Cook,
John Dukehart, Jr.,
George W. Herring
Charles D. Hinks,
John H. T. Jerome,
John T. Mitchell.

MARYLAND.

METROPOLITAN RAILROAD. '. V
From Georgetown, D. C., to Hagerstown, Md., 75 miles.

OFFICE at Georgetown, District of Columbia.

12 DIRECTORS.

President, Francis Dodge.

Secretary and Treas., James W.. Deeble.

Chief-Engineer, Edmund Stench.

Acting Chief-Eng.,. . .William H. drant.

Ass Enaineers j. • -R- w- Burgess,
ers,.. f- . .William Miller.

Ass. & Draughtsman, "William R. Hutton.

A. H. Dodge, Georgetown,D.C.,
William H. Edes, "
David English,
Henry C. Matthews, "
AdolphusH.Pickrell, "
I. Munroe Chubb, Wash. City,
Wm. W. Corcoran,
John T. Towers,
Ulysses Ward, "

M. Davis, Frederick Co., Md.
Danl.Weisel, Hagerstown, "
F. C. Clopper, Montg'ry Co., "

NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.

From Baltimore, Md., to Sunbury, Pa., 142 miles.

OFFICE, Calvert Station, Baltimore, Md.

14 DIRECTORS.

President, John P. Kennedy.

Secretary, Rob'ert'S. Hollins.

Treasurer, John S. LieL *<••

Superintendent, C. 0. A,dreon.

Chief-Engineer, A. B. Warford.

Division Engineer, . . .P. -B. Dickinson.

Attorney, James Mason Campbell

Road-Master, ;LeVih Willey.

Master of Machinery, . Jtihfl €/. Davis.

I. H. Warner, Baltimore.

James Hopkins, York,

I. H. Hall, Harrisburg.

CONDUCTORS OF
Passenger

R. C. Mason, City,
Wm. McPhail, "

Stockholders.

Zenas Barnum,
Simon Gaineron,
John Heir,
Michael Heir,
Johns Hopkins,
W. H. Keighler,
Eli Lewis,
R. M. Magraw,
Wm. E. Mayhew,
Wm.' F. &8cker,
Lloyd K. Rogers,
Francis White.

I. H Scott, ) Passenger ( 0. P. Gardner,

Q. W. Ratcliffe, f Trains. \ A. Schultz.

The .Northern Central Railway is formed by the consolidation of the following
roads :

1. Baltimore and Susquehanna, Md., ................. 36 miles.

2. York and Maryland, Line, Pa., .................... 22 "

3. York and Cumberland, Pa., ....................... 26 "

4. Susquehanna, .................................. 54 "

5. Baltimore and Tide Water, ....................... 4 "

Total, ....................... .......... 142 miles.

The three first roads aro finished, and in operation ; the fourth and fifth are
under contract, and will be finished by the end of the year 1856.

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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.

ALEXANDRIA, LOUDOUN, AND HAMPSHIRE
RAILROAD.

From Alexandria, to the Coal Fields in Hampshire Co., Fa.,

1YO miles.
OFFICE, No. 61 Prince street, Alexandria.

President, Lewis McKenzie. 5 DIRECTORS.

Secretary and Treas., R. Johnston.

Chief-Engineer, Charles P. Manning. David Funsten,

John Janney,
Cassius F. Lee,
James Mcllhany,
John Powell.

miles of the road are under contract.

FREDERICKSBURG AND GORDONSVILLE RAILROAD.

From Fredericksburg to Gordonsville, Va., 45 miles.

25 miles graded.

OFFICE, Colonnade Building, Princess Ann street, Fredericksburg, Va.

5 DIRECTORS.

President, .......... Thomas B. Barton.

Secretary & Treas.,. .John S. CaldwelL
Chief-Engineer, ..... William Sneden.

R Heni7 Glenn»
William p Garland.

Resident Engineers
aent engineers,

Oscar M. Crutchfield,
Peter Gorbuck,
John H. Lee,
Alexander R. Phillips,
Charles E. Wellford.

MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.
From Alexandria to Strasburg, Va., 88 miles.

OFFICE at Alexandria.

President,

Treasurer

Ass't do

Superintendent and )
Chief-Engineer, f
Assistant Engineer, . .
Sup. of Repairs,, . . .
Agent of Transp., . .
Master of Machinery,

Edward C. Marshall.
Edward Green.
Daniel Morgan.

J. McD. Goldsborough.

Hugh Rice.
M. M. Welsh.
William S. Fewell.
Isaac Denmead.

5 DIRECTORS.

Erasmus Coflman,
Charles H. Hunton,
William H. Irwin,
Benjamin H. Lambert.
Andrew Pitman.

L. S. Pritchart,
William B. Lewis,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger Trains.
Freight Trains.

John McDonald.
Oscar B. Hickerson.

VIRGINIA.

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PETERSBURG RAILROAD.

From Petersbarg, Va., to Wddon, N. (7., 64 miles.

OFFICE at Petersburg, Va.

President, .William T. Joynes.

Secretary and ?Veas.,.Alexander Falconer.
Gen. Superintendent, . Thomas Sharp.

Road-Master, Daniel S. Lanier.

Master of Machinery, Reuben Andrews.

Gen. Ticket Agent,.. .James B. Tilghnan, Weldon.

John McGlamre,
Geo. S. Smith,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger
Trains.

5 DIRECTORS.

Robert R. Collier,
John Knar,
Robert Leslie,
Dr. B. H. May,
A. G. Mcllwaine.

Allen E. Thomas.

RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.

From Richmond to Barksdale, 127 miles.

OFFICE at Richmond, Va.

Sec. and Treas., . . .
Ass. Secretary, . . .
Construction Eng., .
Superintendent, . . .
Master Machinist, .

.P. VanDeursen.
. J. S. Vaughan.
. R. P. Atkinson.
.Charles Campbell.
.John McFarland.
.R. E. Hughson.

Freight Agents, •] ' *
( • •

fioad-Master, . . . .

.Thomas E. Sims,
.John C. Carter.
.R. F. Haskins.

J. Ahern,

W. P. Gillman,

L. Hills,

John McCarthy,

CONDUCTORS OF

Trains.

5 DIRECTORS.
On the part of the State.

L. E. Harvie,
B. M. Jones,
J. B. Stovall.

Stockholders.

James Brown, Jr.,
R. 0. Haskins.

"W. S. Smith,

P. Snyder,

M. H. Tredway.

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VIRGINIA.

SEABOARD AND ROANOKE RAILROAD.

From Portsmouth, Fa., to Weldon, N. (7., 78 miles.
OFFICE at Portsmouth, Va.

President, Samuel M Wilson

6 DIRECTORS.

Secretary and Treas., Richard Walke.
Superintendent, Alexander Worrall

Moor N. Falls,

Attorney, Tazewell Taylor

T. Hume,

Road-Master, Samuel T. Hand

Moncure Robhison

Master of Transp., . . .Owen D. Ball.
Master of Machinery, Jerome B. Pendleton.

Ticket Aapnts $•" -wmiam &• ^ebb,
.Agents, -j . . . .E> N< Peterson.

CONDUCTORS OF

George C. Bourdett, ) Passenger (
John B. Prentis, ) Trains. (

I. Marsden Smith,
Tazewell. Taylor,
Samuel M. Wilson.

M. F. Corbitt.

Freight Trains.

Samuel Bumphrey.

SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD.

From Petersburg to Appomattox H. -K., Lynchburg, 123 miles.

" " to City Point, 10 "

OFFICE at Depot, Petersburg, Va.

President, , . . . . William Pannill.

Vice-President Lemuel Peebles.

Secretary and Treas., J. E. Cuthbert.

Superintendent, E. G. Wall.

Master of Transp.,... .George B. Alsup.
Master of Machinery, N. P. Wildman.
Ticket Agent, E. A. Goodwyn.

Wm. P. Davis,
Henry Whyte,

J. A. Shelly,

CONDUCTORS OF

) Passenger (
) Trains. (

Freight Trains.

6 DIRECTORS.

Thomas H. Campbell,
Joseph E. Cox,
J. Alfred Jones,
William Pannill,
Lemuel Peebles,
I. W. Wilson.

W. B. Conway.
J. D. BendalL

VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

From Richmond to Covington, 206 miles, thence via Covington
' and Ohio JR. JR. to Ohio River, to the mouth of Big Sandy,

224 miles.

OFFICE at Richmond, Va.

President,

Secretary and Treas.,
Superintendent, ....
Chief-Engineer, . . .
Consulting Engineer,
Division Engineer, . .

Resident Engineers,

Road-Master, . . .
Gen. Freight Agent, .
Master of Machinery,

Ticket Agents, •

S. D. Gooch,
Thomas P. Moody,
Horace C. Gooch,
John A. McClain,
I. W. Philips,

E. Fontaine.
John Garrett.
John H. Timber-lake.
.A. D. Whitcomb.
. Charles Ellet, Jr.
. S. A. Richardson.
"W. R. Johnson,
George "W. Robertson,
A. H. Sheppard.
."William G. Richardson.
• Stephen Hunter.
Archer Pea.

.G. J. F. Netherland, Richmond,
J. A. Wingfield, Hanover O.H.,
,A. W. Lally, Louisa C. H.,
,A. J. Gooch, Gordonsville,
James Minor, Charlottesvillc,
G. "W". Puller, Staunton,
J. "W. Abraham, Goshen.

CONDUCTORS OF
) Passenger j
f Trains. 1

Freight
Trains.

5 DIRECTORS.
State.

Jacob Bayler,
Samuel Carpenter,
William Overton.

Stockholders.

Nathaniel B. Hill,
"William I. Robertson.

R. "W. Pierce,
F. L. Swift.
I. D. Roberts,
I. W. Whitlock.

VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.

From Lynchburg, Va., to Bristol, on Tennessee Line, 204 miles.
OFFICE at Lynchburg, Va.

President, John R. McDaniel.

Secretary, William H. Hughes.

Treasurer, Francis G. Morrison.

Auditor, Charles W. Christian.

Superintendent, EdwardJEL Gill.

Resident

Road-Master, James B. Saunders.

Gen. Freight Agent, . James P. Whaling.
Master Machinist,. . . . Samuel Peters.

Ticket Agent, John F. Baugh.

Paymaster, John R. Hughes.

5 DIRECTORS.
Stockholders.

Henry Davis,
George Stuart.

Slate.

Dexter Otey,
Thomas L. Preston,
William A. Read.

Thomas N. Cobbs,
Wm. A. Horton,
John T. Higginson,

CONDUCTORS OF
Passenger Trains,
) Freight (
) Trains. (

Henry Harmeling.
Pettigrew.

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NORTH-CAROLINA.

N 0 R T H-C A B 0 L I N A.

NORTH-CAROLINA RAILROAD.

From Goldsboro to Charlotte, 225 miles.

OFFICE at Salisbury, N. C.

President,

Secretary and Treas.,

Superintendent,

Chief-Engineer,

Resident Engintcrs, •<

Hood-Master,

Master of Transp.,. . .
Master of Machinery, .

.Charles P. Fisher.
Cyrus P. MendenhalL
Theodore S. Garnett.
Walter Gwynn.
"W. P. Moore,
James S. Morrison,
Nereus Mendenhall.
Thomas S. Sumner.
N. E. Scales.
Thomas E. Roberts.

Charles Bradshaw,
Griffis,

William Dusenberry,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger
Trains.

Freight Trains.

12 DIRECTORS.

John D. Bellamy,
Paul C. Cameron,
R. P. Dick,
W. L Dortch,
C. F. Fisher,
F. Fries,

Phil. B. Hawkins,
Samuel Hargrave,
Alexander MacRae,
Giles Mebane,
R. M. Saunders,
John I. Shaver.

T. D. Harris,
Kedar Raiford.

•Pennington.

This road commences at Goldsborough, and extends to Charlotte, near the South-
Carolina line, 225 miles, passing through Raleigh, Hillsborough, Greensborough,
Lexington, and Salisbury. It was commenced in July, 1851.

The capital stock of the company is four millions of dollars, the State owning
tliree millions, and individuals one million.

There is now a complete railroad line through North-Carolina from north to south.

The extension of the North-Carolina Railroad into Tennessee and to the seaport
at Beaufort is in progress. The road just finished was built principally by fanners
on the route working out a half-million of their stock upon their own resources.

RALEIGH AND GASTON RAILROAD.

From ftaleigk to Weldon^ N. C., 99 miles.
OFFICE at Raleigh.

President, Robert A. Hamilton.

Secretary and Treas.,.W. W. Vass.
Superintendent of 1

Transportation > S. D. Beves.

and Repairs, j

Superintend, of Shops, Albert Johnson.
Attorney, B. F. Moore.

6 DIRECTORS.

W. J. Hawkins,
John G. King,
Thomas Miller,
Geo. W. Mordecai,
Allen C. Perry,
Gaston H. Wilder.

T. Horton,

CONDUCTORS OP
Passenger Trains,

L. E. Riggan.

NORTH-CABOLINA.

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WILMINGTON, CHARLOTTE, AND RUTHERFORDTON
RAILROAD.

From Wilmington to Rutherfordton, N~. C.
OFFICE,

President, H. W. Guion.

Secretary and Treas.,S. W. Johnston.
Chief-Engineer, John C. McRae.

9 DIRECTORS.

Robert H. Cowan,

P. K. Dickinson,

R. S. French,

H. W. Guion,

C. C. Henderson,

W. R. Leake,

A. G. Logan,

W. L. Steele,

A. H. Van Bokkelen.

* WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER, N. C., RAILROAD.

From Wilmington, N. C., to Kingsvitte, S. C., 1*71 miles.
OFFICE at "Wilmington.

10 DIRECTORS.

President, J. Eli Gregg.

Superintendent, J. L. Fleming.

E. "W. Charles,
"W. W. Harblee,
George I. W. McCall,
John B. Moore,
"W. A. Muldrow,
N. N. Nixon,
Henry Nutt,
Alfred Smith,
John A. Taylor,
T, D. Walker.

SOUTH-CAROLINA.

WILMINGTON AND WELDON RAILROAD,

From Wilmington to Weldon, .#! (7., 62 miles.

OFFICE at "Wilmington.

President,

Secretary and Treas.,
Engineer and Sup., . .

Attorney, ,

Hood-Mister,

Master of Transp., . . .
Master of Machinery, .

Ticket Agents,

"~\

.William S. Ashe.

James S. Green.

S. L. Fremont.

.Wm. A. "Wright.

John Crone.

Thomas H. Lane.

Harry Ruggles.

S. D. "Wallace, •Wilmington,

John Campbell, Weldon.

10 DIRECTORS.

I. D. Bellamy,
j "Wm. C. Bettencourt,
' A. I. De Rosset,

P. K. Dickinson,

Edward P. Hall,

Wm. K. Lane,

W. "W. Pierce,

Gilbert Potter,

L. H. Whitaker.

"Wm. A. "Wright.

Wm. H. Laspeyre,
D. W. Hooks,
B. F. Ellis,

Robert Lee,
Archibald Alderman,
Edwin D. Love,

CONDUCTORS OF

! Passenger \
Trains. 1

Freight
Trains.

H. D. Gilbert,
George Morrison,
A. J. Hewlet.

Geo. Curtis,
James Knight.

SOUTH-CAROLINA.

BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.

From Charleston, S. (7., to Knoxoille^ Tenn., 196 miles.
OFFICE, Adger's st. Wharf; Charleston.

President, Edward Frost.

Chief Engineer, Thomas M. Wagner.

Secretary and 2Veos.,George B. Lythgoe.

8 DIRECTORS.

Robert Adger,
Henry W. Connor.
William C. Dukes^
Charles M. Furman,
Henry Gourdin,
Charles I. Lowndes,
George A. Trenholm,
Wm. Porcher Miles, Mayor of
Charleston.

SOUTH- CAROLINA.

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"CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD.

From Charleston, S. C., to Savannah, Ga.

OFFICE,
President, Thomas P. Drayton. 12 DIRECTORS.

Charleston.

"W. Porcher Miles, Mayor,
J. B. Campbell,
W. F. Colcock,
Henry Gkmrdin,
"William B. Martin,
C. Gr. Meminger,
Otis Mills,
"William Kirkwood,
L. T. Potter,
Edmund Rhett.

Savannah.
Richard Bradley,
"W. B. Hodgson.

CHARLOTTE AND SOUTH-CAROLINA RAILROAD.

From Columbia, S. C., to Charlotte, JV". C., 109 miles.

OFFICE at Columbia, S. C.

President, "Wm. M. Johnson, Charlotte.

Secretary and Treas.,G. Bouknight.

Superintendent, Fred. Nims.

Attorney, W. F. De Saussure.

Road-Master, F. "W. Wing.

Master of Machinery, M. H. Toy.
Ticket Agent, S. H. Bailey.

12 DIRECTORS.

John Caldwell, Charleston,
S. McAliley, Chester,
H. A. Brawley, "
J. S. Boatwright, Columbia.
A. R. Taylor, "

Theo. S. Dubose, Fairfield,
WiUiam R. Robertson, "
"Wm. M. Johnson, N. C.,
A. B. Davidson, "
H. "White, "

R. L. Young,
A. B. Springs, York.

C. A. Barnes,

James Gilston,
L. B. M^ssey,
James M. Powell,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger Trains.

Freight
Trains.

F. G. Fowler.

I. M. Rosboro,
I. W. McWhirter.

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SOUTH-CAROLINA.

From Gheraw to Florence, S. C., 40 miles.

OFFICE at Cheraw, S. C.

President, Allan Macfarlan.

Secretary and Treas., John H. Mclver.

Superintendent, S. S. Solomons.

Attorney, LA. Inglis.

'E. J. WaddiU, Cheran,
I. F. Parrott, Society Hill,
1. 0. Herrington, Dover Station,
I. E. Morriss, Darlington C. H.,
"W. J. N. Hammet, Florence,
[William Lee, Cash's Depot.

CONDUCTOR OF

Ticket Agents,

10 DIRECTORS.

John N. Williams,
Thomas Smith,
I. Eli Gregg,
Caleb Coker,
T. P. Lide,
T. Pinckney Huger,
E. W. Charles,
W. T. Ellerbe,
E. B. C. Cash,
T. E. B. Pegues.

Passenger Trains, Win. Haynie.

Florence is the southern terminus of the Cheraw and Darlington Railroad, where
the connection is made with the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad and the
North-Eastern Railroad.

GREENVILLE AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD.

From Columbia to Greenville, 144 miles.
With Branch to Abbeville, 1 If miles, and to Anderson, 9£ miles.

OFFICE at Abbeville C. H.

President,

Secretary and Treas.,

Superintendent,

Chief Engineer,

Supervisors of

Track,

Chief Agent, ....

Master of Machinery, .
TickefaAgent, . .

Thomas C. Pen-in.
.1. P. Southern, Columbia, S. C.
E. F. Raworth, "
Geo. E. Walker, "
B. F. Burns, 1st Division,
R. R. Hudgins, 2d Division.
Thos. T. Davis, Columbia, S. C.
" W. B. Smith, Helena, New-
berry C. H.
I. Taar.

12 DIRECTORS.

I. M. Allen,
Daniel Blake,
Thomas M. Cox,
S. Fair,

Joseph Gillam,
W. M. Lawton,
V. McBee,
D. Nance,
I. B. O'NeaU,
I. P. Reed,
C. Smith,
I. N. Whitner.

Wm. B. Ivor,
M. Medlock,

Thomas Coogler,
M. F. Thompson,
W. W. Waldrop,

CONDUCTORS OF

) Passenger (

J Trains. (

) Freight j

f Trains. 1

Geo. E. Isaacs.

Geo. Swygert,
G. L. Hennings.
M. Wagner.

SOUTH-CAROLINA.

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KING'S MOUNTAIN RAILROAD.

From Yorkville to Chester, S. (7., 22-| miles.
OFFICE at Yorkville, S. C.

President,

Secretary and Treas.,

Superintendent and )

Chief-Engineer, . J

Attorneys,

Road-Master,

Masters of Transp., -j
Master of Machinery,
Ticket Agents, •<

William Wright.
John A. Brown.

C. B. Knowles.

Williams & Beatty,

G. W. Byars.

W. M. Robinson, Chester,

J. C. Miller, Yorkville.

C. B. Knowles.

John A. Brown, Yorkville,

W. M. Eobinson, Chester.

8 DIRECTORS.

John H. Adams,
W. C. Beatty,
John S. Bratton,
John S. Moore,
Samuel Rainey,
F. H. Simril,
Samuel Wright,
Wm. Wright,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger Trains, Robert F. McClure.

Freight Trains, Robert F. McClure.

LAURENS RAILROAD.
Laurens G. H. to Newberry C. -£T., 32 miles.
OFFICE at Laurens C. H.

President, Dr. John W. Simpson.

Secretary and Treas., John W. Eppes.

Superintendent, B. S. Jones.

Attorney, C. P. Sullivan.

Master of Machinery, . I. N. Burner.
Ticket Agent, J. W. Eppes.

12 DIRECTORS.

I. A. Eigleberger,
A. Fuller,
I. G-arlington,
I.H.Irby,
I. F. Kern,
F. Nance,
I. Nesbit,
C. P. Sullivan,
John Smith,
S. R. Todd,
I. D. Williams,
H. C. Young.

CONDUCTOR OF
Passenger and Freight Trains,

.L. H. Little.

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SOUTH-CAROLINA.

NORTH-EASTERN RAILROAD.

From Charleston to Florence on the Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad, 102 miles.

OFFICE, No. 29 Broad street, Charleston, S. C.

7 DIRECTORS.

James M. Eason,
T. P. Huger,
Mitchel King,
Charles Macbeth,
Smith Mowry, Jr.,
John Ravenel,
Edward Sebring,

CONDUCTOR OF
Passenger Trains, I. MacPherson.

Thirty miles, to Monck's Corner, in operation. Fifty miles will be opened by 1st
May, 1856.

T. Pinckney Huger.

Secretary and Treas., "WUliaman.

Superintendent, "W. I. Robinson.

Resident Engineer, . . .John L. Branch.

Attorney, "Wm. E. Martin.

Road-Master, Mas- }

ter Transp., and > John Chalk.

Master Machiny., j

PENDLETON, S. C., RAILROAD.
From Anderson C. H. to Pendleton, 14 miles.

OFFICE,

President, F. "W. Symmes.

Secretary and Treas., Thomas M. Wagner.
Chief-Engineer, G. B. Lythgoe.

10 DlEECTORS.

E. B. Benson,
I. L. Latta,
I. S. Lorton,
John Maxwell,
E. A. Maxwell,
G. Seaborn,
E. F. Simpson,
B. T. Sloan,
I. B. Tilton,
"Wm. Vanwyck.

SOUTH-CAROLINA.

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SOUTH-CAROLINA RAILROAD.

From Charleston, S. C., to Augusta, Ga., 136 miles.

" Columbia, S. C., 130 "

" Camden, S. C., 132 "

OFFICE,

President, John Caldwell.

Secretary, I. R. Emery.

Auditor and Treas.,.. Thomas Waring.
Superintendent and ) Trenrv. m peave

Chief-Engineer,. )
Master of Transp., . . . Smith Miles.
Hosier of Machinery, . N. Darrill.

fJohn King, Charleston,
. . J John E. Marley, Augusta,

' 1 Charles I. Bollin, Columbia,

[ I. Jones, Camden.
Gen. Freight Agent, Wm. J. Magrath.

15 DIRECTORS.

I. Bryce,
A. Burnsides,
J. Caldwell,
W. C. Dukes,
C. M. Furman,
W. C. Gatewood,
H. Gourdine,
Wade Hampton,
A. Hugher,
C. T. Mitchell,
L. J. Patterson,
I. Rose,
C. J. Shannon,
G-. A. Trenholm,
A. Wallace.

SPARTANBURG AND UNION RAILROAD.

From Spartanburg, S. C., to Alston Station, 67 miles.
OFFICE at Spartanburg C. H., S. C.

11 DIRECTORS.

President, John L. Young.

Secretary and Treas., John H. Evins.

Superintendent, William Gay.

Chief Engineer, J. Y. Mills, Unionville, S. C.

S. Bobo,

J. H. Carson,

S. N. Evins,

J. T. Jeter,

T. B. Jeter,

William Kirkwood,

Thomas M. Lyles,

Go van Mills,

J. W. Patton,

F. Scaife,

J. Stark Sims.

CONDUCTOR OF

Passenger Trains,.
6

.J. V. F. L<3

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GEORGIA.

GEORGIA.

ATLANTA AND LA GRANGE RAILROAD.

From Atlanta to West-Point, 87 miles.

OFFICE,

President, John P. King, Augusta.

Superintendent, John F. Mims, Atlanta.

6 DIRECTORS.

Andrew Berry,
0. Bull,

Jesse McClendon,
R. Peters,
John Robertson,
Pleasant StovalL

AUGUSTA AND WAYNESBORO RAILROAD.

Open from Augusta to Millen, Gfa., 53 miles, where it connects
with the Georgia Central Railroad.

PRINCIPAL OFFICE, Augusta, Ga.

President and Sec., . .F. T. "Willis, Savannah.

Treasurer, Andrew Yonge, Augusta.

Superintendent, "Wm. M. Wadley, Savannah.

Agent, 0. A. Brown.

Master Machinist, . . . J. McCann.

7 DIRECTORS.

B. A. Allen,

R. H. Gardner, Augusta,

A. R. Lawton,

John C. Poythress, Burke Co.

J. P. Screven,

John Stoddard,

F. T. Willis, Savannah.

GEORGIA.

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CENTRAL GEORGIA RAILROAD.

From Savannah to Macon, 191 miles.
OFFICE, Central B. R. Depot, Spring Hill, Savannah, Ga.

President, E. R. Cuyler.

Treasurer, James A. Courvoisie.

Superintendent, "W. M. Wadley, Savannah.

Ass. Superintendent, . George "W. Scattergood.
Master of Machinery^ William Burns.
Ticket Agents, Treasurers at Macon and Sa-
vannah.

9 DIRECTORS.

John "W. Anderson,
"William Crabtree,
Richard R. Cuyler,
John B. Gallic,
Charles A. L. Lamar,
Andrew Low,
Thomas Purse,
Joseph "W. Webster,
John R. Wilder.

GEORGIA RAILROAD.

From Augusta to Atlanta, 171 miles.

Athens Branch, Union Point to Athens, 40 "

Warrenton Branch, CamaJc to Warrenton, 4 "

Washington Branch, Gumming to Washington, 18 "

OFFICE at Augusta, Ga.

President, John P. King, Augusta. 15 DIRECTORS.

Superintendent, George Yonge, "

Samuel Barnett,
John Bones,
Hays Bowdre,
William D. Conyers,
John Cunningham,
William M. D'Antignac,
James W Davies,
Thomas N. Hamilton,
Asbury Hull,
Elijah E. Jones,
John P. King,
Andrew J. Miller,
Thomas B. Phinizy,
Antoine Poullain,
Benjamin 11. Warren.

GEORGIA.

* MACON AND WESTERN RAILROAD.

From Macon to Atlanta, Ga., 101 miles.

OFFICE at Macon, Ga.

President,

Secretary,

Superintendent, . . ,

.Isaac Scott.
.1. H. Taylor.
.Emerson Foote.

12 DIRECTORS.

Robert Collins,
J. C. Levy,
Andrew Low,
F. C. Mathisson,
Drake Mills,
Charles Moran,
N. C. Munroe,
Adam Norrie,
Edward Padelford,
John B. Ross,
William A. Ross,
Headley Varner.

MUSCOGEE, GEORGIA, RAILROAD.

From Columbus, Ga,, to Butler, Ga., 50 miles.

OFFICE at Columbus, Ga.

President, R. Patten, Columbus.

Secretary and Treas., D. Adams.

Supt. and Chief-Eng., B. E. Wells, Columbus.

Attorney, Hines Holt.

Road- Master, H. B. Nicholson.

Master of Machinery, William L. Clark.

~. , . . ( . . . .P. A. S. Morris,
Ticket Agents, j . . . .E. Scandrett.

7 DIRECTORS.

L. T. Downing,
R. R. Grotchius,
J. L. Mustin,
E. Padelford,
R. Patten,
B. E. Wells,
W. Williams.

P. J. Williams,
A. B. Bostwick,

CONDUCTORS OP

Passenger Trains.
Freight Trains.

M. C. Snell.
Charles Phelps.

The Muscogee and South- Western connect at Butler, half-way between Maecm
and Columbus. The Americus Branch belongs to the South- Western road

GEOEGIA.

85

ROME RAILROAD.

From Rome to Kingston, Ga., 20 miles.
OFFICE at Rome, Ga.

President. William R. Smith. 5 DIRECTORS.

Sec., Treas., & Sup.,.. M. A. Stovall.

Attorney, D. S. Puntup. Wade S. Cothran,

Road-Master, John Smith. John P. Eve,

Master of Transp., . . .Thomas D. Attaway. John P. King,

Master of Machinery, John Noble. Alfred Shorter,

E. V. Johnson, Kingston, William R. Smith.

?. Roberts, Rome.

Agents,

CONDUCTORS OP

Passenger Trains, 0. A. Smith.

Freight Trains, George Bryant.

SAVANNAH, ALBANY, AND GULF RAILROAD.

From Savannah to Gulf of Mexico, (Gulf terminus undeter-
mined,) — miles.

OFFICE at Savannah, Georgia.

President, James P. Screven.

Secretary and Treas., Charles Grant.

Chief-Engineer, Edgar L. Heriot.

Division Engineer, . . . James Sneddon.

( G. B. Bulkley,
Resident Engineers, •< T. S. Heriot,

( F. Zeigler.

13 DlRECTORa

James P. Screven,
R, D. Arnold,

F. S. Bartow,
Solomon Cohen,
William Duncan,
Stephen Elliott,
Charles Green,"

G. W. Garmany,
I. R. Johnson,
Hiram Roberts,
John Stoddard,
Richard Wayne,
H. D. Weed.

86

GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.

From

OFFICE,
President, John A. Calhoun. 12 DIRECTORS.

Daniel Brown,
John Brownlee,
W. B. Dora,
Charles Hammond,
J. W. Harrison,
J. W. Hearst,
Robert Jennings,
N. Merriwether,
Dr. W. Rodgers,
Josiah Sibley,
John Speer,
James Tompkins.

SOUTH WESTERN (GEORGIA) RAILROAD.

From Macon to Americus, G-a., 70 miles.

Branch from Fort Valley to Butler , (at which last point

it joins the Muscogee Moad,) 21 "

President, R. R. Cuyler, Savannah.

Secretary and Treas., John T. Boifeuillet.

Superintendent, George "W. Adams, Macon.

Master of Machinery, .Thomas B. Elfe.
Ticket Agent, Treasurer at Macon.

6 DIRECTORS.

John "W. Anderson,
William A. Black,
Richard R. Cuyler,
Timothy M. Furlow,
William S. Holt,
Robert A. Smith.

FLORIDA.

87

WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.

From Atlanta, Ga., to Chattanooga, Tenn., 138 miles.
OFFICE,

Book-Keeper, George C. Bronson.

Treasurer, William B. Wofford.

Superintendent, James F. Cooper, Atlanta.

Auditor, James M. Spullock.

Chief-Engineer, John W. Green, Atlanta.

Attorney, Rober I. Cowart.

Supervisor, William M. Barron.

Master of Transp., . . . E. B. Walker, Jr.
Master of Machinery, .William W. Baldwin.
Ticket Agent, C. H. Chandler.

Reynolds,
McGinnia,
Young,

Harris,

Fuller,

Lee,

Downs,

Adams,

Campbell,

Bell,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger
Trains.

Freight
Trains.

Echols,

Anderson,

Grant.

Tiller,

Stone,

Crew,

Blackwell,

Speir,

Lunsford,

Roberts.

There is no President, so-called, over this road. The Superintendent is the prin-
cipal officer. It is a State road, and no Company.

FLORIDA.

FLORIDA RAILROAD.

from Fernandina to Cedar Keys, Fla., 140 miles.
OFFICE at Fernandina, Fla.

Vice- President, D. L. Tulee.

Secretary and Treas., George W. Call.
Chief-Engineer, .... Robert L. Singletary,

! William McRae,
William Butler,
Brounfield.

This road is in process of construction.

ALABAMA.

ALABAMA.

ALABAMA AND FLORIDA RAILROAD.

From, Montgomery, Ala., to Pensacola, Fla., — miles.
Branch to Mobile, Ala., — "

OFFICE, Commerce street, Montgomery, Ala.

President, Charles T. Pollard.

Secretary and Treas., I. D. Hutcheson.

Superintendent and
Chief-Engineer,

Division Engineers, -

J. W. A. Milner,
B. C. Morse,
.0. P. Rogers.
Attorney, H. C. Semple.

Samuel G-. Jones.

C. P. Ball,
C. W. Gary,
R. M. Howard,
J. T. Milner,

9 DIRECTORS.

B. S. Bibb,
Thomas M. Cowles,
Fleming Freeman,
George Goldthwait,

C. G. Gunter,
William Marks,
Charles T. Pollard,
Samuel Swan,
William Taylor.

Jt5F" Contracts have been made to finish the first thirty miles in about six months
and fifty miles in about twelve months, from December, 1855. Three fourths o*
the grading done.

A contract has been concluded between the Alabama and Florida Railroad Com-
pany on the one part, and Milner, Broughton & Co., of Montgomery, on the other
part, for the construction of the entire line of railroad from a point in the city of
Pensacola, to be designated by the President and Directors of the Company, to th»
Alabama line.

* ALABAMA AND MISSISSIPPI RIVERS RAILROAD.

From

OFFICE,

7 DIRECTORS.

B. H. Adams,
John H. Davidson,
T. B. Goldsby,
J. R. John,
J. W. Lapsley,
William T. Moore,
James L. Price.

ALABAMA.

89

ALABAMA AND TENNESSEE RIVER RAILROAD.

From Selma to Shelby Springs, 68 miles.

OFFICE,

President,

Secretary and Treas.,

Superintendent,

Ass. Superintendent,.,
Chief-Engineer, ....

Division Engineers,

Resident Engineer, . .

Attorney,

Road-Master,

Master of Transp., . .
Master of Machinery,

Ticket Agents.

•ill

T. B. Goldsby.
A. M. Goodwin.
D. Sullivan.
George Ferguson.
Lewis Troost.
M. L. Wood,

F. S. Nance,
I. TV. Pitts.

"W. L. Rothrock.
John T. Morgan.
J. C. Waite.
D. Sullivan.

G. L. Stuck.
George Ferguson,
J. W. Jones,

TV. S. Peirce.

10 DIRECTORS.

II. H. Allen,
James Isbell,
Edmund King,
J. W. Lapsley,
Charles Lewis,
G. C. Phillips,
TV. S. Phillip?,
Walker Reynolds,
W. L. Terry,
P. J. Weaver.

CONDUCTORS OF

E. M. Gaunt, Passenger Trains. S. Rodifa.

J. T. Goodwin, Freight Trains. R. Faxon.

MARION RAILROAD.

From Marion, Ala., to Junction with Alabama and Mississippi

Rivers Railroad, 14 miles.
OFFICE,

President, R. T. Jones. 12 DIRECTORS.

Secretary, L. C. Tutt.

Treasurer, William B. Lawson. J. T. Barren,

Chief-Engineer, George H. Gardiner. F. A. Bates,

Bryan Brand,
I. W. Garrot,
John Howze,
Thomas T. Jones,
E. D. King,
E. W. King,
G. P. Massey,
A. B. Moore,
C. H. Moore,
William K Wyatt.

This road will be completed in 1856. The Alabama and Mississippi Rivers Rail-
road is now completed from Selma, Ala., to Junction of this road, and is intended
to continue on and connect with the Mobile and Ohio Railroad. The iron for the
Marion Railroad is mostly purchased. The road is graded, and track will be laid
in January.

90

LOUISIANA.

* MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

From Mobile, Ala., to Gainesville, Miss., 162 miles.

Aberdeen Branch, 9 "

Columbus Branch, 15 "

OFFICE at Mobile, Ala.

President, A. F. Hopkins.

Secretary, A. P. Irwin.

Eng. & Superint.,. . . .John Childe.

"W. Goodwin,
. Moses L. Stebbins.

Assistant Supfs., r ' \r

13 DIEECTORS.

F. B. Clark, Mobile,

R. Lee Fearn,
Charles Gascoigne,
W. J. Ledyard,
Jacob Magee,
David Saloman,
Newton St. John,
Sidney Smith,
J. J. Walker,
Milton Brown, Tennessee,
W. W. Roby, Mississippi,
James Whitfield, "
(1 vacancy.)

LOUISIANA.

NEW-ORLEANS AND CARROLLTON RAILROAD.
JEFFERSON AND LAKE PONCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.

From JSTeio- Orleans to Carrollton, 6),.7ln v

" Carrollton to Lake Ponchartrain, 4 \U 'M> i(

OFFICE, No. 18 Baronne street, New-Orleans, La.

8 DIRECTORS.

President, George Currie Duncan.

Secretary and Treas., Albert G. Blanchard.

Chief-Engineer, A. G. Thorn.

Attorneys, Benjamin, Bradford & Finney.

C. Baquie,

L. Burthe,

A. Chiapella,

George Currie Duncan,

C. Kohn,

William N. Mercer,

C. Millaudon,

L. Millaudon.

LOUISIANA.

91

NEW-ORLEANS, OPELOUSAS, AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.

From New- Orleans to Bayou Bceuf, 73 miles.
OFFICE, corner of Bienville street and Exchange Alley, New-Orleans.

President, "William G. Hewes.

Vice-President, A. B. Seger.

Secretary and Treas., Benjamin P. Flanders.

Chief -Engineer, G. W. R. Bayley.

1st Assistant Engin'r, Robert C. Green.
2d Assistant Engin'r, A. S. Lawes.

Attorney, M. M. Cohen.

Road-Master, L. W. Dodge.

Master of Transp., . . . T. Thayer.
Master of Machinery, G. Robinson.

. 24 DIRECTORS.

Stockholders,
L. L. Bernard,
P. Camerden,
A. Chiapella,
Alex. Declonet,
L. Folger,
R. Geddcs,
W. G. Hewes,
A. Lanfear,
P. Lobit,
P. Maspero,
John Moore,
J. H. Overton,
II. Renshaw,
A. B. Segur,
J. W. Stanton,
R. B. Sumner,
P. "W. Tilton,
A. C. Tremoulet.

City.

G. Da Feriet,
E. J. Hart,
G. W. Squires.

State.

G. A. Breaux,
P. Irwin,
A. Mouton.

T. Stallings,

CONDUCTOR OF
Passenger Trains.
Freight Trains.

L. E. Nee.
Wm. Cooll.

92

LOUISIANA.

[ . .H. De Butts Norris.

Attorneys, Elmore & King.

Master of Machinery, .S. T. Van Loon.

NEW- ORLEANS, JACKSON, AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD.

From, New- Orleans to Osyka, (finished,} 88 miles.
OFFICE, No. 45 Carondelet street, New-Orleans, La.

President, John Calhoun. 23 DIRECTORS.

Secretary and Treas., R. S. Charles.

Gen. Sup. & Ch. Eng., George H. Hazlehurst. Louisiana.

f ..E. D.Frost,

A. Brother,
I. W. Carroll,
Josiah Cole,
N. C. Folger,
Thomas Hale,
I. P. Harrison,
A. M. Holbrook,
P. Irwin,
John Kemp,
W. R. Miles,
John Pemberton,
Charles Pride,
John R. Shaw,
A. P. Simpson,
A. W. Smith,
Thomas A. Snow,
H. M. Summers.

Mississippi.

Wirt Adams,
"W". R. Cunningham,
Christian Hoover,
Aaron Miller,
C. C. Shackleford,
John L. Tindall.

PONCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.

From New- Orleans to Milneburg, Lake Ponchartrain, 5 miles.

OFFICE at Corner Victory and Marigny streets, New-Orleans.
President, Wm. H. Avery. 4 DIRECTORS.

"Wm. H. Avery,
Edward Briggs,
N. R. Jennings,

Attorney, .Edward Briggs. James SauL

Master of Transp., ... I. MacCulloch.

Master of Machinery, . Anthony 0. Neal.

Ticket Agent, Josiah Daniell.

John Jacobs.

CONDUCTORS OF
Passenger Trains.

Hugh Atkinson.

Freight Trains same as Passenger Trains.

MISSISSIPPI.

93

VICKSBURG, SHREVEPORT, AND TEXAS RAILROAD.

From Vicksburg, Miss., through the State of Louisiana, via

Shreveport, to Texas State Line, 190 miles.

OFFICE at Monroe, La.

President, Dr. C. G. Young. 15 DIRECTORS.

Secretary, 0. D. Stillman.

Treasurer, .Joseph F. McGuire. H. M. Biy, Ouachita,

Chief-Engineer, M. G, Bonner. C. H. Dabbs,

Resident Engineer, ) H E B yicksburg. Isaiah Garrett,

East Dims., . . . . ) C. H. Morrison,

General Agent, N. D. Coleman. John Ray,

J. H. J. Richardson, Ouachita,
John J. Sterling, "

James H. Stevens, "

C. G. Young, "

Jesse Smith, Bienville,
L. P. Grain, Caddo,
H. M. Polk, Jackson,
Samuel Anderson, Madison,
John W. "Webb, Morehouse,
A. M. Paxton, Vicksburg.

Ten miles of this road west of Vicksburg would be ready for the rails by the
January, 1856. The whole road is under contract.

MISSISSIPPI.

*MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD.

From Holly Springs to Canton, Miss., 163^ miles.
OFFICE at Holly Springs, Miss.

13 DIRECTORS.

President, "W. Goodman.

Secretary, A. J. McConnico.

Treasurer, D. B. Molloy.

Chief-Engineer^ Martin Green.

J. A. Binford, Carroll County,

C. M. Vaiden, "
Walker Brooke, Holmes Co,,
A. M. West,

James Brown, Lafayette Co.,
M. M. Pegues,

Joseph F. Davis, Madison Co.,
W. Goodman, Marshall Co.,

D. B. Molloy, "

A. S. Brown, Yallobusha Co..

Robert Lusk,

Hugh Torrence, "

W. W. Hendricks, Yazoo Co.

TENNESSEE.

GRAND GULF AND PORT GIBSON RAILROAD.

From Grand Gulf to Port Gibson, 8 miles.
OFFICE,

President and Treas., H. N. Spencer. 9 DIRECTORS.

Secretary, J. H. Maury.

Superintendent, John D. Hastings.

Assistant Sup., A. McBryde.

Chief-Engineer, Wm. Aldrich.

Attorney H. T. Ellett.

H. T. Ellett,
S. Forbes,
J. C. Humphry^
N. Jeffries,
J. S. Mason,
J. H. Maury,
J. P. Parker,
H. N. Spencer
V. Stamps.

CONDUCTOR OF
Passenger Trains, D. Lynch.

TENNESSEE,

CENTRAL SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

From Tennessee and Alabama Railroad, at Columbia, Tenn., via

Pulaski, to the Alabama State Line, in the direction of

Decatur, Ala., miles.

OFFICE at Columbia, Maury County, Tenn.

President, Thomas Buford, Lynnville, Giles Co., Tenn.

Secretary and Treas., John Beard, Columbia,
Chief-Engineer, A. Anderson, Nashville,

TENNESSEE.

95

EAST-TENNESSEE AND GEORGIA RAILROAD.
From J&ioxville, Tenn., to Dalton, Ga., 110 miles.

OFFICE at Athens, Tenn.

President, C. "Wallace.

Sec., Treas., and Sup.,~R. C. Jackson.
Resident Engineer, . .Kobert C. Morris.

Road-Master, John Hall.

Master of Machinery,.!?. I. Palmer.

18 DIRECTORS.

D. P. Armstrong,

*Geo. S. Bridges, McMinn Co.,

Thomas H. Callonay,

W. S. Callonay,

Thomas J. Campbell,

*James A. Coffin, Monroe Co.,

*P. M. Edwards, Bradley Co.,

"Wm. Grant,

*John Jarnagin, Anderson Co.,

T. C. Lyon,

*I. G. M. Ramsey, Knox Co.,

*Jas. H. Reagan, McMinn Co.,

*Sim. D. Reynolds, Roane Co.,

*Thos. Rodgers, McMinn Co.,

Robert Sneed,

Wm. H. Stark,

*H. H. Stephens, Monroe Co.,

C. Wallace.

EDGEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.

From Nashville, Tenn., to Kentucky State Line, 48 miles.
OFFICE, Cooper's Building, Nashville, Tenn.

President, Samuel Watson, Nashville.

Secretary and Treas., Henry Blood, "

Chief-Engineer, A. Anderson, "

Resident Engineer,. . .D. J. Johns, "

* Appointed by the Governor of Tennessee.

96 TENNESSEE.

KNOXVILLE AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.

From Knoxville, Tenn., to Kentucky State Line, 60 miles,

OFFICE at Knoxville, Tenn. -
President, "Win. M. Church well.

Secretary and 2Veccs,.John L. Moses.
Chief-Engineer, M. B. Prichard.

10 DIRECTORS.

"Win. M. Church-well,
John H. Crozier,
John Jarnagin,
John Kincaid,
Joseph L. King,
A. L. Maxwell, Jr.,
David Sharp,
Wm. H. Sneed,
Wm. G. Swan,
0. P. Temple.
/

This road is not yet in operation. Thirty-two miles have been put under con-
tract, and will be pushed forward to a speedy completion.

*MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.

From Memphis, Tenn., to Stevenson.
Eastern Division, . . . . 150|- Branch, .... 2 ")
Western Division, . . . .121 JBranch, . . . .13* I ^ 2g6|

OFFICE, Eastern Division at , Western Division at Memphis.

President, .......... Samuel Tate.

Eastern Division. Western Division.

Secretary and Treas., Samuel Cruse, .............. Wm. B. Waldran.

Superintendent, ..... W. J. Ross, ................ B. Ayres.

Chief-Engineer, ..... George W Leufier.

Prin. Ass-ist. Enginr.,~W. W. Wnght, James L. Meigs.

( John Blunt,
Resident Engineers, •< Robert Harris, ............ • Wm. H. Barnes.

( Gabriel Jordan.

George P. Beirne,
William Dickson,
J. J. Donegan,
William Echoles, Jr.,

13 DIRECTORS.
By the Stockholders.

Charles W. Hunt,
Samuel Tate,
Daniel B. Turner,
Samuel P. Walker.

Samuel Elliott,

By the City of Charleston.
Henry W. Conner, | J. W. Scruggs.

By the State of Tennessee.
Pitser Miller, | John Trigg.

TENNESSEE.

97

*MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.

From Memphis, Tenn., to Paris.

OFFICE,

15 DIRECTORS.

Q. C. Atkinson,
B. C. Brinklay,
B. 0. Brown,
Thomas 0. Crenshaw,
"William V. Loving,
W. B. Miller,
James B. Stanton,
John Pope,
P. Titus,

George T. Taylor,
Robertson Topp,
S. P. Walker,
A. Woodruff.

On the part of the State.
James B. Lamb,
Samuel Williams.

Twenty-six miles of this road are completed, and in operation.

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.

From Memphis, Tenn., to Granada, Miss.,

OFFICE, Monroe street, Memphis.

miles.

President, F. M. White.

Secretary and Treas., Calvin F. Vance.

Superintendent, E. M. Patrick.

Chief-Engineer, Minor Meri wether,

I John T. Champneys,
Division Engineers, •] Nilea Meriwether,

( W. A. Ramsey.
Attorney, Thoa. W. White, Heraando.

9 DIRECTORS.

John M. Patrick, Memphis,

Henry C. Walker, "

Dr. Henry Dockery, Hernando,
De Soto County, Miss.

Gen. J. C. N. Robertson, Her-
nando, De Soto Co., Miss.,

Major Thomas Bradford, Pa-
nola, Miss.,

Major David S. White, Como,
Miss.,

Col. F. M. White,

Col. Samuel R. Garner, Yallo-
busha County,

Col. Nathaniel Howard, Yallo-
busha County.

Trains are running daily from Memphis to the first station, 12 J miles.
7

TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.

From Nashville to Chattanooga, 151 miles.
OFFICE, over Passenger Depot.

President, .......... V. K. Stevenson.

Vice-President, ..... Alexander Allison.

Secretary and Treas., W. A. Gleans.
Superintendent, ..... H. I. Anderson.

Resident Engineer,.. .James H. Grant
fEwing & Cooper,

LBaTFS,C,
[Neil S. Brown.

.

Master of Transp., . . . Charles W. Anderson.
Master of Machinery,. Thomas "Webster.

Krket Aunts i K C' Bransford» at Nashville,

ttcket Agents ...... -

R

H. P. Cleveland,
John E. Sands,
"W. I. Simmons,
B. F. Chilcutt,
J. W. Chilcutt,

Chattanooga,

CONDUCTORS OF
) Passenger (
} Trains. (

! Freight j
Trains. 1

15 DIRECTORS.

Alex. Allison,
John M. Bass,
i Jeremiah Cleveland,
E. H. Ewing,
Francis B. Fogg,
H. Francis,
Lewis Garner,
Joseph B. Knowles,
Samuel D. Morgan,
John T. Neil,
Thomas Power,
Arthur M. Rutledge,
"William Spence,
V. K. Stevenson,
James A. Whitesides.

N. Meroney.

John Quigley,
T. G. Pulliam,
I. D. Johnson.

NASHVILLE AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILROAD.

From Nashville, Tenn., to Hickman, Ey., 172 miles.

' OFFICE, Market street, Depot Buildings, Nashville.

President, John A. Gardner.

Secretary and Treas., Henry L. Claiborne.
Chief-Engineer, Neil Macneale.

( John H. Belcher,
Division Engineers, | Thomag L Estm;

{R. H. Gardner,
T. C. Borden,
E. J. Mansfield.

Attorney, "W. F. Cooper.

Draughtsman, Thomas H. Millington.

15 DIRECTOES.

Mich. Burns, Nashville, Tenn.,

"Wm. F. Cooper,

John A. Gardner,

A. H. Hicks,

John B. Johnson,

R. C. McNairy,

Joseph M. Newson, Davidson

County, Tenn.,

Jas. L. Bell, DicksonCo., Tenn.
James J. "Wyly, Humphrys

Co., Tenn.,
Stephen C. Pavatt, Benton

Co., Tenn.,
Beverly S. Allen, Carroll Co.,

Tenn.,
Citizen S. "Woods, Carroll Co..

Tenn.,
Alfred Gardner, "Weakley Co.,

Tenn.,
W. W. Gleeson, Weakley Co.,

Tenn.,
Jephtha Terrell, "Weakley Co.,

Tenn.

Road in course of construction.

TENNESSEE.

99

* SOUTH-WESTERN (TENNESSEE) RAILROAD.
From

OFFICE,

President, "William Bosson.

Secretary, Thomas F. Bates.

Treasurer, Montgomery C. DibrelL

15 DIRECTORS.

A. Cullom, OvertonCo., Tenn,,

J. M. Goodbar, " «

E. N. Cullom, "

S. McHenry,

Harris Hatcher, "

Thos. F. Bates, "

Wm. Bosson, White Co.,

S. H. Colmes,

J. W. Simpson, "

J. B. Rodgers, "

Jos. Snodgrass, "

E. L. Gardenhire, "

J. C. Officer,

D. "W. Hawes, Putnam Co.,

P. H. Marbury, Warren Co.

TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.

From Nashville, Tenn.) to Mississippi State Line, 145
OFFICES at Nashville and Franklin, Tenn.

President, J. S. Claybrooke, Triune, Tenn.

Sec. and Treas., Rob. H. Bradley, Franklin,

Superintendent, A. Anderson.

Chief-Engineer, John Childe, Mobile, Ala.

Resident Engineer, . .A. Anderson, Nashville.

Attorney, R. I. Meigs, "

Road- Master, James Kerrigan, "

Master of Machinery,. Joseph C. Smith, "
Ticket Agent, D. C. Helm, "

15 DIRECTORS.

S. H. Armstrong,
P. W. Baugh,
W. P. Cannon,
M. G. L. Claiborne,
John S. Claybrooko,
S. Henderson,

B. M. Hughes,

C. H. Kinnardf
John Marshall,

H. G. W. Mayberry,
John McGavock,
C. "W". Nance,
Thos. F. Perkins,
"W. 0. N. Perkins,
F/. Thompson,

CONDUCTOR o?

Passenger Trains, .D. W. C. Rowland-

Tho road is running from Nashville to Thompsons, 27 miles.

100

KENTUCKY.

KENTUCKY.

COVINGTON AND LEXINGTON RAILROAD.

From, Covington to Lexington, -ffy., 100 miles.

OFFICE at Covington,

President, M. M. Benton.

Vice-Pres. and Sup't., C. A. Withers.

Secretary, George M. Clark.

Treasurer, Samuel J. Walker.

Paymaster, E. A. Jones.

Attorneys, Kinkead & Benton.

Road-Master, J. S. Ham.

Master of Machinery, . Thomas D. Davis.

Ticket Agent, T. P. IngaUs.

Freight Agent, E. P. Bleek.

Ky.

Wm. S. Luben,
A. S. Welch,

M. I. Chalfant,
Henry Dickey,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger
Trains.

Freight
Trains.

9 DIRECTORS.

M. M. Benton, Covington,
John B. Casey, "
John Chowning, "
John T. Levis, "
C. A. Withers, "
Garrett Davis, Bourbon Co.,
Edward Oldham, Fayette Co.
Thos. T. Garnell, Harrison Co.,
A. Bobbins, Pendleton Co.

H. H. Wellman.

I. W. McDonnald.

G^EAT CENTRAL KENTUCKY RAILROAD, SECOND
« DIVISION.

From, Lexington to Danville, 34 miles.
OFFICE, Jordan's Eow, Lexington, Ky.

6 DIRECTORS.

President, Leslie Combs.

Secretary and Treas., E. A. Watts.
Consulting Engineer, . Julius W. Adams.
Resident Engineer, . . .William A. Gunn.
Attorney, M. C. Johnson.

James P. Mitchell, Danville,
Clifton Eodes,
Isaac Shelby, Lexington,
John B. Tilford, "
J. H. M. Campbell, ) Nicholas-
John G. Sims, J ville.

In course of construction. We contemplate changing the name from " Lexington
and Danville Eailroad" to " Great Central Kentucky Railroad, Second Division,"
the Covington and Lexington Eailroad being the Pirst Division. Shall commence
laying rails from terminus of Covington and Lexington Eailroad, January 1, 1856.

E. A. WATTS, Sec.

KENTUCKY.

101

HICKMAN AND OBION RAILROAD.

From Hickman, Ify., to Union City, Tenn., 14 miles.

OFFICE at Hickman, Ky.

President, A. D. Kingman.

Secretary, Franck Eoulhac.

Treasurer, 0. F. Young.

Chief-Engineer, Fritz Hollner.

Division Engineer, . .0. H. Eoulhac.
Attorney, Franck Eoulhac.

E. B. Fuqua, Hickman, Ky.
Charles Hubbard,

A. D. Kingman, "

F. H. Wilson, "

J. H. Dodds, Fulton Co., Ky.,
Eobert Matson,
Alt Gardner, Dresden, Tenn.,
W. "W. Gleeson, "

G. W. L. Marr, Island No. 10,
P. S. Jones,

0. F. Young.

This road is not yet finished ; it is about to be consolidated with the Nashville
and North-Western Eailroad, from Nashville, Tenn., to Hickman, Ky.

11 DIRECTORS.

LEXINGTON AND BIG SANDY RAILROAD.

From Lexington to Mouth Big Sandy River, 125 miles.
OFFICE at Mount Sterling, Ky.

6 DIRECTORS.

President, Eichard Apperson.

Secretary, Charles Nelson.

Treasurer, Farmers' Bank, Ky.,

Chief-Engineer, I. B. Westbrook.

fiftta

A. Blackwell,
Joseph Bondurant,
Z. Gushing,

B. B. Groom,
I. M. Nesbitt,
D. K. Weis,

This road is not yet in operation.

102

KENTUCKY.

LEXINGTON AND FRANKFORT RAILROAD.

From Lexington to Frankfort, I£y., 29 miles.

OFFICE at Lexington, Ky.

President and, Treas.,

Secretary,

Superintendent, ....

Road-Master,

Jfaster of Tramp., . .
Master of Machinery,

Ticket Agents, ] " "

.James 0. Harrison.
.B. G. Thomas.
.Samuel Gill.
.H. H. Murray.
.B. G. Thomas.
.James F. Stiffler.
.B. G. Thomas, Lexington,
.H. I. Todd, Frankfort.

5 DlBECTOKS.

Benjamin Gratz,
Joel Higgins,
F. K. Hunt,
M. C. Johnson,
George Robertson.

CONDUCTOR OF

Passenger Trains, J. W. Pennoyer.

Freight Trains, Thomas Brawner.

LOUISVILLE AND FRANKFORT RAILROAD.

From Louisville to Frankfort, J&/., 65 miles.
OFFICE at Louisville, Ky.

President, Edward D. Hobbs.

Secretary and Treas., Edward Crawford.
Superintendent, Samuel Gill.

7 DIRECTORS.

Robert G. Courtenay,
John Ferguson, Jr.,
James F. Gamble,
John Gill,
Edward D. Hobbs,
Thornton Merriwether,
William C. Williams.

OHIO.

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.

From, Louisville, Ky., to Nashville, Tennessee, 185 miles.
OFFICE, corner of Bullitt and Mam streets, Louisville, Ky.

7 DIRECTORS.

President, John L. Helm.

Vice-President, William Riddle.

Secretary and Treas., Thomas Morgan.

Chief-Engineer, George Mac Leod.

f Harry Taylor,

[ Robert MacLeod.

Attorney, James Speed.

Master of Maclfinery, . George H. Arms.

John Joyse,
William Garvin,
Curran Pope,
Thomas Quigley,
William Riddle,
James Speed,
Eugene Underwood.

This road is in course of construction ; a few miles only being in use. Have not,
yet attempted to do business in the freight and passenger line.

OHIO.

*ASHTABULA AND NEW-LISBON RAILROAD.

From Ashtabula to New-Lisbon, Ohio, 84 miles.
OFFICE,

7 DIRECTORS.

President, Eben Newton.

Vice-President Henry Hubbard.

Secretary, Henry Fassett.

Treasurer, 0. H. Fitch.

Chief-Engineer, Hale.

Henry Fassett, Ashtabula,
R, W. Griswold,
Henry Hubbard, "
Eben Newton, Canfield,
James Stone, Morgan,
J. H. Quinn, New-Lisbon,
George C. Reis, Niles.

104

OHIO.

*BELLEFONTAINE AND INDIANA RAILROAD.

From BeUefontaine, Ohio, to Indiana State Line, Union^ 58 miles.
OFFICE at Marion, Ohio.

President, John Brough, Indianapolis.

Secretary, J. M. Townsend, Marion, 0.

Treasurer, Henry Wick, Cleveland, 0.

Superintendent, John Cariby.

Chief-Engineer, "W. M. Roberts.

6 DlEECTOSS.

John Brough, Indianapolis,
R. H. Canby, Bellefontaine, 0.,
S. Chamberlin, Cleveland, 0.,
James H. Goodman, Marion,
John Mills, Sidney, 0.,
Henry Wick, Cleveland, 0.

This road forma a part of the Indianapolis, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh Railroad.

CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.

From Cincinnati to Chicago, — miles.
OFFICE, No 106 West-Fourth street, Cincinnati.

President, Caleb B. Smith, Cincinnati.

Vice-President, S. Meredith, Cambridge, Ind.

Secretary and Treas., D. B. Lupton, Cincinnati.

Superintendent, C. W. Newell, Newcastle, Ind.

Chief-Engineer, . . . .B. F. Marsh, Anderson, Ind.
Solicitors, Corwine, Hayes & Rogers, Cin-
cinnati.
Ticket Agent, J. W. Grubb, Newcastle, Ind.

14 DlBECTORS.

Rich. M. Corwine, Cincinnati,
Joseph A. James,
R. M. Moore,
Thompson Neaves, "
Caleb B. Smith,
J.W.Ridgeway, Anderson,Ind.
S. Meredith, Cambridge City,
Williamson Butler, Dublin,
Wm. Wright, Logansport,
John Brownlee, Marion,
David Foster, Kokomo,
M. L. Bundy, Newcastle,
Miles Murphy, "
James Sample, Butler Co., 0.
This road is formed by the consolidation of the

Cincinnati and Chicago 1

Cincinnati, Logansport, and Chicago >• Railroad Companies.

Cincinnati, Newcastle and Michigan )

The road is now open from Richmond, Ind., to Pipe Creek, 60 miles.
From Logansport to Kokomo, 22 "

The track is being laid on the line between Kokomo and Pipe Creek, and will
be completed hi March, 1856.

OHIO.

106

CINCINNATI AND FORT WAYNE RAILROAD.

From Fort Wayne, South, to Ohio State Line below Richmond,
Indiana, 94 miles.

V

OFFICE at Winchester, Indiana.

President, Peter P. Bailey.

Secretary and Treas., A. Stone.

Chief-Engineer, William Werden, Jr.

Resident Engineer, . . .James Patten.

Attorney, Charles Case, Fort Wayne.

1 DIRECTORS.

Peter P. Bailey,
Samuel Decker,
R. E. Fleming,
Nathan Ganet,
C. S. Goodrich,
A. Pitman,
A. Stone.

At the State Line, this road connects with the Four-Mile Valley Railroad, thence
to Cincinnati via Hamilton ; whole distance, 149 miles.

FOtTR-MILE VALLEY, OHIO, RAILROAD.

From Hamilton, Sutler County, Ohio, to Indiana State Line in
the direction of Richmond, 31 miles.

OFFICE at Oxford, Ohio.

7 DIRECTORS.

President, James Elliott,

Secretary and Treas., S. R. Mollyneaux.

Chief-Engineer, William Norden, Jr.

Resident Engineer, . .James Kennedy.

James L. Chambers,
James Elliott,
Thomas McDill,
S. R. Mollyneaux,
Thomas Moore,
Thomas Pinkerton,
Alexander Rhea.

This road connects at Hamilton with the Cincinnati, Hamilton, and Dayton Rail-
road ; and at the State Line with the Cincinnati and Fort Wayne Railroad, the
three forming the Cincinnati and Fort Wayne Railroad; whole distance from Cin-
cinnati to Fort Wayne, 149 miles.

106

OHIO.

CINCINNATI, HAMILTON, AND DAYTON RAILROAD.

From Cincinnati to Dayton, Ohio, 60 miles.
OFFICE at Depot, foot of Sixth street, Cincianati, 0.

President,

Vice-President,

Secretary,

Treasurer,

Superintendent,

Transfer Agent in \
New- York,

Attorneys,

Road-Master,

Master of Transp., . . .
Master of Machinery,
Ticlcet Agent,

S. S. L'Hommedieu.

George Carlisle.

Frank S. Bond.

Ohio Life Ins. & Trust Co.

Henry 0. Ames.

E. Ludlow, Cashier of Ohio

Life Ins. & Trust Co.
"Worthington & Matthews.
A. Clason.
Ira Wood.
Daniel McLaren.
William A. Latham.

D. B. Groot,
John F. Lincoln,
W. H. Martin,

Nathan Day,

CONDUCTORS OF

/ Passenger \
C Trains. 1

Freight Trains.

9 DIRECTORS.

George Carlisle, Cincinnati, 0.,

John W. Ellis,

Andrew Gross,

George H. Hill,

S. S. L'Hommedieu,

S. C. Parkhurst,

William Resor,

John 0. Wright,

Jos. B. Varnum, New- York.

Alexander Pettibone,
Wm. W. Thompson.

Mark Eaton.

* CINCINNATI AND MACKINAW RAILROAD.

From

OFFICE,

7 DIRECTORS.

John D. Elliot, Dayton, 0.,
John L. Miner, Darke Co., "
Adam Baker, Mercer " "
Wm. Gunckel, ) Montgomery
M. B. Walker, \ County, 0.,
R. Frisbie, Van Wcrt Co., "
P. W. Norris, Williams " "

The above list of Directors, obtained from the newspapers, is all that is known
of this road, its location, or its prospects. It is probably a connecting link between
existing roads and the proposed northern terminus of the Cincinnati and Macki-
naw Railroad.

OHIO.

107

CINCINNATI AND HILLSBORO RAILROAD.

1 From Cincinnati to Hillsboro, Ohio, 60 miles.

OFFICE,

President, Noah L. Wilson.

Secretary and Treas., D. J. Fallis.

Superintendent, W. B. Arthur.

Attorney, Alphonso Taft.

6 DIRECTORS.

William S. Nye Chillicothe,
Noah L. Wilson, "
Alphonso Taft, Cincinnati,
Samuel B. Keys, "
Jonathan S. Niles, "
Thomas Philips,

The Cincinnati and Hillsboro, and the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroads have
been consolidated, but the organization of both is kept distinct to comply with
their respective charters.

From Cincinnati to Lovelands, 23 miles, the Little Miami Railroad is used.

MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD.

From

OFFICE at Chillicothe, Ohio.

President, ,

Vice-President, . . .

Secretary,

Treasurer,

Superintendent, . . ,
Chief-Engineer, . .
Gen, Agent,

.Noah L. Wilson, Chillicothe.
. Beman Gates, Marietta.
.Seneca W. Ely, Chillicothe.
.John Madeira, "

.John Waddle,
.S. Medbery.
.D. W. Keyes.

13 DIRECTORS.

Francis Campbell, Chillicotho,
M. Scott Cook,
John Madeira, "

Noah L. Wilson, "

A. B. Walker, Athens, 0.,
Abraham Hegler, Austin, 0.,
Samuel B. Keys, Cincinnati, \
Hugh Smart, Greenfield, 0.,
Douglas Putnam, Harmar, 0.,
W. P. Cutler, Constitution, "
Beman Gateft Marietta 0.,
John Mills, "

Wm. S. Nye, "

This road will be completed to Marietta in the course of the present year, 1856J
it is now open to Byers', 119 miles from Cincinnati.

108

OHIO.

"CINCINNATI, PERU, AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.

From La Porte, on the M. 8. and N. I. Railroad, 58 miles, from
Chicago, via Plymouth, Marshall Co., Rochester, Fulton Co.,
and Peru, Miami Co., to Marion, Grant Co., Ind., 97 miles.

OFFICE,

President, "W. C. Hannah. 9 DIRECTORS.

Secretary, J. S. Allen.

Treasurer, "W. J. Walker. M. French, Cincinnati, 0.,

Chief-Engineer, N. OHeason. Samuel Burson, La Porte, Ind.,

"W. C. Hannah,

W. A. Place,

D. G-. Rose,

W. J. Walker,

Jesse Higgins, Peru,

Joseph Evans, Plymouth,

Isaiah Hoover, Eochester,

Organized June 2, 1853, under the General Eailroad Laws of the State ot
Indiana.

* CINCINNATI, WILMINGTON, AND ZANESVILLE
RAILROAD.

From Junction at Morrow, on the Little Miami Railroad, 36 miles
from Cincinnati, to Zanesville, 131 "

OFFICE,

President, Frank Corwin, Wilmington, 0.

Superintendent, J. McL. Staughton, Cincinnati.

Master of Transp^.. . .William Milner.
Gen. Ticket Agent, . . .Joel Radenbaugb.
Gen. Freight Agent, . . J. Van Dusen.
Gen. travelling Agent,W. D. Terry.

OHIO.

CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS, AND CINCINNATI
RAILROAD.

From Cleveland to Columbus^ Ohio, 135 miles.

OFFICE, corner St. Clair and "Water streets, Cleveland, Ohio.

President, L. M. Hubby.

Secretary, H. C. Marshall.

Treasurer, T. P. Handy.

Superintendent, E. S. Flint.

Asst. Superintendent, .H. Nottingham.
Chief-Engineer, .... P. Kidder.
Gen. Freight Agent, . . Addison Hills.
Lost-Baggage Agent,.. N. B. Seymour.

Attorneys Bishop, Backus & Noble.

Road-Master, ...... .G. A. Barnard.

Master Machinist, . . ."William F. Smith.

, .D. C. Baldwin, receiver at

Cleveland, 0.
, .M. L. Doherty, receiver at

Columbus, 0.
, .Geo. C. Russell, clerk in Gen.

Ticket Office.

CONDUCTORS OP

Ticket Agents,

S. Burgess,
I. P. Chapman,
"W. A. Fisher,
A. Hill,

Passenger
Trains.

11 DIRECTORS.

Leonard Case, Cleveland,

Richard Hilliard,

Leander M. Hubby,

Martin B. Scott,

Amasa Stone, Jr.,

Samuel Williamson,

Stillman Witt,

Alfred Kelly, Columbua,

John Miller,

Hosea Williams, Delaware,

B. S. Prosser, Albany.

R. E. Murray,
H. G. Pease,
J. M. Stuart,
A. F. Thornton.

COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILROAD.

From Columbus to Xenia, Ohio^ 55 miles.

OFFICE at Columbus, Ohio.

President, William Dennison, Jr.

Sec. and Auditor, . . . Cyrus Fay.

Treasurer, S. E. Wright,

Superintendent, William H. Clement

12 DIRECTORS.

Wm. Dennison, Jr., Columbua,

David W. Deshler,

L. Goodale,

William B. Hubbard,

Alfred Kelly,

R. W. McCoy,

Robert Neil,

Joseph R. Swan,

John Kilgour, Cincinnati,

Reuben R. Springer, '

Jacob Strader, '

Abram Hivling, Xenia.

This road is run in connection with the Little Miami Railroad, and, together with
the Cleveland and Columbus, forms the Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati Rail-
road.

110

OHIO.

CLEVELAND, PAINESVILLE, AND ASHTABULA
RAILROAD.

From Cleveland to Erie, Pa., 95 miles.
OFFICE, Railroad Block, Water street, Cleveland.

President, "William Case, Cleveland.

Vice-President, Charles Hickox, "

Secretary and Treas., . Geo. B. Ely, "

Superintendent, L. Tilton.

Assistant- Sup., Henry Nottingham.

Chief-Engineer, "Wm. Beckwith,

13 DIRECTORS.

"W. D. Beattie, Cleveland, 0.,

William Case,

Charles Hickox,

T. M. Kelly,

H. B. Payne,

A. Stone, Jr.,

S. Witt,

Alfred Kelly, Columbus, Ohio,

D. R. Paige, Madison, Ohio,

J. B. Johnson, Erie, Pa.,

James Miles, Girard, Pa.,

S. J. Randall, Phila., Pa.,

J. P. Case, Auburn, N. T.

CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.

From Cleveland, Ohio, to Wellsville, Ohio, 101 miles.

leaver Extension, Wellsville, 0., to Beaver, Pa., . . 22 "
Tuscarawas Exten., Bayard, O., to New-Phila., .32 "
Wheeling Ex., Wellsville, 0., to Wheeling, Va., . . 41 "

196 miles.

OFFICE at Cleveland.

President, Charles W. Rockwell, N. Y.

Secretary and Treas.,. Edward Rockwell.
Superintendent, .... .John Durand, Cleveland.
Gen. Freight Agent,. . Wm. Chandler.
'Gen. Ticket Agent, . . .Frank R, Myers.

12 DIRECTORS.

Sobieski Brady, Wheeling, Ya.,
Henry W. Clark, Cleveland,
James F. Clark, "
James Farmer, Salineville, 0.,
Zalmon Fitch, Cleveland,
John A. Foot,
Joshua Hanna^ Pittsburgh,
Henry <4 Kingsley, New-Ha-
ven, Conn.,

John N. McCullougb, Wells-
ville,

Cyrus Prentiss, Ravenna, 0.,
Chas. W. Rockwell, N. Y.,
Hiram Stow, Beaver, Pa

OHIO.

Ill

CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAILROAD.

From Graft-on to Toledo, Southern Division, 87 miles.
From Cleveland to Toledo, Northern Division, 107 "

194 miles.
GENERAL OFFICE, Corner Bank and St. Clair streets, Cleveland.

President,

Vice-President,

Secretary and Treas.,
Assist. Treas. and )

Cashier, )

Superintendent,

Road-Master, -j

Hosier of Transp., . . .
Master Mechanics,

Ticket Agent,

Gen. Freight and )

Pass. Agent,. . . . )

Lost-Baggage Agent,. .

Henry Martin, Buffalo, N. T.
J. B. Waring, Cleveland, Ohio.
B. B. Litchfield, N. Y. City.
W. F. Kittredge, Cleveland,

Ohio.

E. B. Phillips, Cleveland, 0.,
South. Div., A, Morrill,
North. Div., S. D. Wackman.
S. P. Tenney, Cleveland, 0.
J. A. Jackman, Norwalk, 0.,
R. N. Allen, Sandusky.
John U. Parsons, Cleveland.

L. D. Rucker, "

R. C. Sawtell, "

J. P. Ames,
Charles Culigan,
I. L. Clark,
G-. B. Lemon,

W. C. Payson,
E. Putnam,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger
Trains.

[• Freight Trains, -j

9 DIRECTORS.

C. L. Boalt, Ohio,

W. F. Kittredge, Ohio,

E. Lane,

E. B. Phillips,

J. B. Waring,

C. Butler, of New-York,

E. B. Litchfield,

Henry Martin,

William Jarvis, Conn.

Charles Sherwood,
J. T. Simkins,
J. B. Tyler,
J. D. Tyler.

B. Thomas,
S. Woodbury.

CLEVELAND AND MAHONING RAILROAD.

From Cleveland, Ohio, to New- Castle, fa., 85 miles.

OFFICE, No. 43 Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.

7 DIRECTORS.

President, .......... Jacob Perkins.

Vice-President, ..... Reuben Hitchcock.

Sec. and Act. Treas., . Charles G-. Rhodes,
Chief-Engineer, ...... Charles Collins.

Vision Engineers,

Attorney ............ Bishop Backus & Noble.

Dudley Baldwin,
Robert W. Cunningham,
Frederick Kinsman,
James Magee,
Jacob Perkins,
Charles Smith,
David Tod.

This road is yet unfinished; will be open from Cleveland to Warren, 53 miles, by
16th January. Grading and masonry finished, or very nearly so, and only twenty-
five miles of track to lay.

112

OHIO.

CLEVELAND, ZANESVILLE, AND CINCINNATI
RAILROAD.

From Cleveland to Zanesville, 140 miles.
OFFICE at Akron, Ohio.

President, Simqa Perkins.

Secretary, Edward Mize.

Superintendent, Enoch Johnson.

Road-Master, "W. H. Lapena.

Master of Machinery, John Young.

7 DIRECTOBS.

A. "W. Bliss,
J. D. Cumminga,
H. H. Day,
E. K. Enos,
M. W. Henry,
H. A. Miller,
Simon Perkins.

CONDUCTORS OP

Passenger Train, W. F. Kidder.

Passenger and Freight Train, Isaac Lewis. %

This road is open and in operation from Cleveland to Millershurg, 8t miles ; from
Millersburg to Zanesville, 53 miles, unfinished; from Cleveland to Hudson, 26
miles, .the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad is used.

*CLINTON LINE RAILROAD.

From

OFFICE,
President, Van R. Humphrey.

7 DIRECTORS.

B. Bidwell,
H. N. Day,
J. C. Dpw,
Augustus Ellsworth,
H. A. Miller,

C. Taft,

J. S. Tilden.

OHIO.

113

*CLINTON LINE EXTENSION RAILROAD.
From

OFFICE,

12 DlBECTOBS.

A. 0. Baldwin,
H. K Day,
E. B. Ellsworth,
W. C. Hedges,
L. E. Holts,
V. R. Humphrey,
J. D. Loomis,
W. D. Scott,
William H. Sessions,
M. D. Smith,
James "Wallace,
J. W. Wilson.

COLUMBUS, PIQUA, AND INDIANA RAILROAD.

From Columbus, Ohio, to Union, Ind., on /State Line, 102 miles,
OFFICE, No. 174 Main street, Piqua, Ohio.

President, M. G. Mitchell, Piqua.

Vice-President, Joseph Ridgway, Columbus.

Secretary, Joseph M. Ewing, Piqua.

Treasurer, James Starrett, Piqua.

Superintendent, JohnR. Hilliard, Columbus.

Chief-Engineer, Alex. G-. Conover, Piqua.

... j John A. Corwin, Urbana,

neys> [ Stephen Johnston, Piqua.

Master of Transp., . . .R. Walkup, Columbus.
Master of Machinery, . John Staates, "

f J. Hall, Piqua,

Ticket Agents, •< . . . . W. Hamilton, Urbana,
(, R. Walkup, Columbus.'

12 DIRECTOES.

George B. Frye,
James Fullington,
Thomas M. Gwynne,
John R. Hilliard,
E. Martin,
M. G. Mitchell,
Robert E. Neffl,
Joseph Ridgway,
M. R. Shellabarger;
A. Stewart,
R. Walkup,
Joseph G. Young.

E. Webb,

CONDUCTORS OP

Passenger Trains

Freight Trains.

W. F. Slater.
W. F. Slater.

1U

OHIO.

DAYTON AND CINCINNATI SHORT LINE RAILROAD.

From Cincinnati to Dayton, 52 miles.
OFFICE, No. 106 West-Fourth street, Cincinnati

President, Charles Keemelin. 12 DIEECTOES.

Secretary, John C. Thorp.

Treasurer, Jason Evans. Charles Butler,

Chief-Engineer, E. Gest. John W. Coleman,

Division Engineer, . . .S. "W. Hartwell. Edgar Conkling,

Attorney, George "W. Pendleton. E. W. Cunningham,

Jason Evans,
George Hatch,
R. W. Lee,
Perry Pease,
George H. Pendleton,
"Wm. Price,
Charles Eeemelin,
James "Wilson.

DAYTON AND MICHIGAN RAILROAD.

From Dayton, Ohio, open to Pigua, Miami Co., O., 28 miles.
OFFICE at Dayton.

9 DlKECTOBS.

President, T. J. S. Smith.

Secretary, John Mills.

^.Treasurer, Henry S. Mayo.

Superintendent, M. Shoemaker.

Chief-Engineer, T. S. Huntington.

Daniel Beckel, Dayton,
T. J. S. Smith, "
George Carlisle, Cincinnati,
S. S. L'Hommedieu, "
Henry S. Mayo, Troy, Ohio,
John G. Telford, "
Joseph Cummins, Sidney, 0.,
E. D. Peck, Perrysburg, 0.,
A. J. Field, Toledo, 0.

OHIO.

115

DAYTON & WESTERN RAILROAD.

From Dayton to Indiana State Line^ 39 miles.

OFFICE at Dayton, Montgomery Co., Ohio.

President,

Secretary,

Treasurer,

Superintendent,

Assistant Sup. and )
Road-Master, . . . )

Attorneys,

Master of Transp.,.. .
Master of Machinery, .
Ticket Agents, . .

R. R. Dickey.
"W. F. Doggett.
Valentine Winters.
James M. Smith.

Henry L. Pope.

Haynes & Howard.
James H. Hooker.
M. D. Bullens.
Horton & Lynch.

John L. Black,
I. H. Oglesby,

P. Kandalls,

CONDUCTORS OF

) Passenger (
J Trains. (

Freight Trains.

13 DIRECTORS.

H. L. Brown,
Joseph Clegg,
I. W. Crampton,
R. R. Dickey,
F. Gebhart,
Richard Greene,
D. A. Haynes,
Henry Herman,
I. D. Phillips,
Robert W. Steele,
I. "W. Van Cleve,
"W. S. Westerman,
Valentine "Winters.

Charles S. Russell,
F. Wright

A. J. Smith.

DAYTON, XENIA, AND BELPRE RAILROAD.

From Dayton to Xenia^ 16 miles.
OFFICE at Dayton.

7 DIRECTORS.

President, Simon Gebhart.

Secretary, E. Phelps.

Treasurer, J. Harshman.

Road-Master, L. D. Jones.

( James Doogan,
Ticket Agents, •< E. Needles,

( J. M. Phelps.

H. Gebhart,
Simon Gebhart,
A. Hivling,
J. C. Johnson,
W. H. Latham,
W. S. Westermann,
V. Winters.

S. B. Nicols,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger Trains.

Freight Trains.

M. D. Stark.
S. B. Nichols.

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OHIO.

*EATON AND HAMILTON RAILROAD.

From Hamilton, Butler Co., 0., to Eaton, Preble Co., 0., 28 miles.
Eaton, Ohio., to Richmond, Ind., 17 "

OFFICE,

President, David Barnet.

Secretary, J. B. Stephens.

Treasurer, B. "W. McGuire.

Superintendent and ) * . , ,.- ,,
Chief-Engineer, \ David K Morrow'

45

John Marsh, Cambridge, Ind.,
David Barnet,* Camden,
L. Dunham, "

Wiiliam Pottinger, Camden,
"William Hieatt, Cincinnati,
Nath. C. McLean, "
Geo. D. Hendricks, Eaton, 0.,
Isaac C. Railsbach, "
J. H. McWhinney,* Florence,
John "W. Erwin, Hamilton, 0.,
John H. Hutton,* Richmond,

Ind.,

James Neel, Richmond, Ind.,
James E. Young, Somerville.

This road is also called the Eaton and Richmond Railroad, having been extended
to the last-named place since it -was first organized.

13 DIRECTORS.

*FREMONT AND INDIANA RAILROAD.

From Fremont, SandusJcy Co., Ohio, through Findlay to Ohio
State Line in DarJce County, 120 miles.

OFFICE,

President, L. Q. Rawson. 1 DIRECTORS.

Secretary, B. Amsden.

Treasurer, "William Taylor. L. Q. Rawson, Fremont, 0.,

Chief-Engineer, S. Medbury. James Moore,

S. Carlin, Findlay, 0.,

D. J. Cory, "

Chas. "W. Foster, Fostoria, O.r

Wm. Sawyer, St. Mary's, 0.,

Benjamin Metcalfj Lima,

* Executive Committee.

OHIO.

*GREENVILLE AND MIAMI RAILROAD.

From Dayton, Ohio, to Union, Ind,, 47 miles.

OFFICE,

President, James Thompson, of N. Y.

Secretary, John L. Miller.

Treasurer, .Herman Gebhart.

Superintendent, John D. Eliot, Dayton.

Gen. Ticket and \ T , _ T -ir-n-,,

Freight Agent,. .\;fo}mL-M-^r-

Gen. Travel. Agent,. .Augustus Kuper.

12 DlBECTORS.

Robert Bayard, New- York,

Frederick Depeyster,

John D. Eliot,

Frederick S. Foster,

James Thompson,

W. D. Thompson,

Daniel Beckel, Dayton, 0.,

Herman Gebhart, "

Peter Odlin,

Adam Speice,

Dav. Studybaker, Greenville, 0 . .

John Whary,

IRON RAIL RAILROAD.

From Ironton to Centre Station, 13 miles.
OFFICE at Ironton, Ohio.

Secretary, Samuel Richards

Treasurer, Hiram Campbell.

H. Campbell,

Superintendent, Henry Clarkson.

^ffi^}^ a*"*"

Attorney, E. "W Jordan.

John Campbell,
John E. Clark,
John Culbertson,
Samuel W. Dempsey

Road-Master, Jacob C. Davisson.

R. B. Hamilton,

Master of Transp., . . . I. B. Murdock.
Master of Machinery, Joseph W. Kick.
Ticket Aaent . . .1. B. Murdock.

John Peters.

CONDUCTORS OF
Passenger Trains, Robert McGuiley.

Freight Trains, , Thomas Hogan.

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OHIO.

LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD.

From Cincinnati to Springfield, Ohio, 83£ miles.
OFFICE, corner of Congress and Kilgour streets, Cincinnati.

President, ,

Secretary,

Treasurer,

'Superintendent, ....

Assistant Sup.,

Resident Engineer, . .

Road-Master,

Master of Transp.,. .
Master of Machinery,

Ticket Agents,

Freight Agents, . . .

.Jacob Strader.
.John Kilgour.
.D. Gr. A. Davenport.
.W. H. Clement
.Augustus Bradley.
.D. Howell.
.S. Lyman.
.H. C. Crevling.
.0. T. Ham.

P. W. Strader,

B. F. Fuller.

E. Clark,

J. U. Kinney,

A. H. Lewis.

W. F. Baird,
A. P. Cole,
J. D. Hines,
H. E. Osgood,

Geo. Bruce,

James "W. Chapman,

John Groover,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger
Trains.

Freight
Trains.

12 DIRECTORS.

Larz Anderson, Cincinnati,
John Bacon,
John H. Groesbeck,
James Hicks, Jr.,
John Kilgour,
"Wm. McOammon,
R. E. Springer,
Jacob Strader,
Alphonso Taft,
Griffin Taylor,
Nathaniel Wright,
Abm. Hivling, Xenia.

0. G. Pease,
A. Sanders,
J. S. Whitcomb,
A. F. Woodall.

Thos. Windsor,
J. Van Dyne.

*MAD RIVER AND LAKE ERIE RAILROAD.

From Dayton to Sandusky City, Ohio, 153 miles.

OFFICE,

President, E. F. Osborn.

Secretary, John H. Benson.

Treasurer, James A. Wallis.

Superintendent, John Kinsman.

Gen. Ticket Agent, . . .L. W. Lewis.
Gen. Freight Agent, . . J. A. Barker.

13 DIRECTORS.

E. F. Osborn, Sandusky City,
E. M. Gregory, Cincinnati,
S. S. L'Hommedieu, "
S. C. Parkhurst, "
William Hunt, Clark Co.; 0.,
Elisha C. Litchfleld, N. Y.,
John P. Telverton, "
Samuel Henshaw, Boston,
David A. Neal, Salem, Mass.,
W. D. Pickman,

By the State.

James Erwin, Findlay, 0.,
R. E. Runkle, W. Liberty, 0..
Dr. Edwin Smith, Dayton, 0.

OHIO.

119

OHIO CENTRAL RAILROAD.

From, Columbus, Ohio, to Wheeling, Va>, 141 miles.
OFFICE at Zanesville, Ohio.

President, Elias Fassett, New-York

Secretary, William "Wing.

Treasurer, D. Applegate.

Superintendent, Isaac H.Southwick,Zanesville.

12 DIRECTORS.

John Davenport, Barnesvillo,
J. D. Wright, Belmont, 0.,
Isaac W. Hall, Cambridge, 0.,
J. W. Baldwin, Columbus, 0.,
David W. Deshler, "
a. B. Wright, Newark, 0.,
D. Applegate, Zanesville, 0.,
Charles B. Goddard, "
George James,
Hugh J. Jewett, "
Richard Stillwell, "
Elias Fassett, New- York.

OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD, EASTERN
DIVISION.

From Cincinnati, Ohio, toVincennes, Ind., 191 miles.
OFFICE, No. 9t West-Fourth street, Cincinnati

President, William Glenn.

Vice-President, S. L, M. Barlow, New- York.

Sec. and Asst. Treas., Samuel Trevor.

Superintendent, W. J. Stevens, (acting.)

Paymaster, E. Lippincott.

Land and Wood -4<7tf.,Thomas J. Weaver.

Freight Agent, W. J. Stevens.

Solicitors, Coffin & Mitchell.

Oliver Champlin,

J. H. Pauley.

W. J. Stevens, Cincinnati,

C.W. Temple,Lawrenceb.,Ind.,

Road- Masters,. .

Ticket Agents,

B. M. Bush, Aurora, Ind.,
E. Sprague, Osgood, Ind.,
W. C. Coffin, Yemen, Ind.,
John Harton, Seymour.

George L. Barringer,
Francis M. Fay,
Jesse Moore,
Dixon L. Gill,

CONDUCTORS OF

S Passenger \
Trains. 1

Freight Trains.

21 DIRECTORS.

Charles P. Cassilly, Cincinnati,

George W. Coffin,

William Glenn,

Samuel B. Keys,

Franck Linck,

Henry C. Lord,

John C. Macey,

Jethro Mitchell,

Thomas G. Mitchell,

Jonathan S. Niles,

Thomas Phillips,

John Swasey,

Samuel Trevor,

Charles W. West,

John Cobb, Aurora, Ind.,

Thomas Gaff, "

Meedy W. Shields, Seymour,

Ind.,

John Ross, Vincennes, Ind.,
Lewis B. Parsons, Jr., St. Louis,
S. L. M. Barlow, New- York,
Charles Gould,

John E. Price,
E. Woodman.

Thomas S. Houston.

This road is open and hi operation from Cincinnati to Seymour, Ind., 8? miles.

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OHIO.

* SANDUSKY AND MANSFIELD RAILROAD.

From

OFFICE,

President, William Key Bond.

Vice-President, George B. Wright.

Secretary, John W. Sprague.

Treasurer, Earl Bill.

7 DIRECTORS.

Wm. Key Bond, Cincinnati,
John W. Sprague, Huron, 0.,
Hocking H. Hunter, Lancas-
ter, 0.,

Robert McComb, Mansfield, 0.,
H. P. Warden, Mount Vernon,

Ohio,

Elias Fassett, New- York,
George B. Wright, Newark, O.

SANDUSKY, MANSFIELD, AND NEWARK RAILROAD.

From SandusJcy and Huron to Newark^ 116 miles.
OFFICE,

President, Geo. B. Wright, Newark, 0.

Vice-President, James Purdy.

Secretary John W. Sprague, Huron, 0.

Treasurer, E. G. Woodward.

Superintendent, I. W. Webb.

FreiaM Aaenfi i at Sandusk7. John B- Wilbor,
reight Agents, . . .. -j afc ^^ John w_ Sprague.

Road-Master, Jeremiah Myers.

Master of Transp., . . .G. B. Wright.
Master of Machinery, .Thos. Hogg.
Ticket Agent, H. S. Rumfield.

9 DIRECTORS.

F. T. Barney,
John G. Camp,
Robert McComb,
James Purdy,
Willis Bobbins,
JohnW. Sprague,
E. Sturgess, Sen.,
E. G. Woodward,
George B, Wright.

Charles Fullington,
John Hoover,

Jacob Ettinger,

CONDUCTORS OF

) Passenger (
) Trains. (

Freight Trains,

H. W. Jackson,
I. W. Jackson.

Morgan.

OHIO.

121

SPRINGFIELD AND COLUMBUS RAILROAD.

From Springfield to London, Ohio, 25 miles, where it connects
with the Columbus and Xenia Jtailroad.

OFFICE at Springfield, Clark County, Ohio.

President, A. D. Rodgers.

Secretary and Sup.,. .John B. Pish.,
General Agent, B. G-. Dial.

7 DIRECTORS.

George D. Burgess,
Samuel Clark,
William H. Clement,
John B. Fish,
Kichard D. Harrison,
Samuel S. L'Hommedieu.
A. D. Eodgers.

SPRINGFIELD, MOUNT -VERNON, AND PITTSBURGH
RAILROAD.

From Springfield to Lalceville, Ohio, 114 miles.
Track laid, and running to Delaware, Ohio, 49 miles.

OFFICE at Springfield, Ohio.

President,

Secretary and Treas.,

Superintendent and )

Ch. Engineer, J

Division Engineers, •<

Attorneys,

Ticket Afent,

Gen. Freight Agent, .

Columbus Delano.

C. A. Storr.

John B. Fish.

D. Lewis,

F. McNamara,

E. M. Stribling.

Anthony & Goode, Springfield.
C. A. Storr.
S. J. Camp.

9 DIRECTORS.

H. G-. Andrews, Delaware, 0.,
Benjamin Powers, "
John Cassil, Marysville, 0.,
C. P. Buckingham, MtYernon,
C. Delano, "

M. H. Mitchell,
John Bacon, Springfield, 0.,
Kichard Rogers, "
William Neil, Philadelphia.

0. F. Bancroft,

CONDUCTORS OP
Passenger Trains.

G-. W. Cherry.

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OHIO.

STEUBENVILLE AND INDIANA RAILROAD.

From SteubenmUe to Newark, Ohio, 116 miles.

OFFICE, corner of "Washington and Sixth streets, Steubenville, Ohio.

President, Thomas L. Jewett.

Secretary and Treas., I. G. Morris.

Superintendent, George W. Fulton.

Chief-Engineer, Gr. "W. Fulton.

Attorney, R. S. Mooney.

Road-Master, W. L. White.

General Freight and \ Lafayette Devenny, Steuben-
Ticket Agent, ) ville, 0.

T^ni A™ i j ....I. Neilson, Steubenville, 0.
Local Agents, J | « . R Hook^ Newark> Q '

R. I. Bennett,
David Hilbert,

A. N. Alder,
L. W. Helms,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger
Trains.

Freight
Trains,

13 DIRECTORS.

John Andrews, Steubenville,
James Collier,
James Frazier,
Thomas L. Jewett,
William Kilgore,
William McDonald,
James Parks,
James Turnbull,
C. Dewey, Cadiz,
Wm. K. Johnson, Coshocton,
Wm. B. Hubbard, Columbus,
George W. Adams, Dresden,
Willis Robbing, Newark.

Johnson Mooney.

D. B. Hoton.

TIFFIN AND FORT WAYNE RAILROAD.

From Tiffin, Ohio, to Fort Wayne, Indiana, 102 miles.

OFFICE at Tiffin, Ohio.

President, R. G. Pennington.

Secretary, W. D. Scott.

Treasurer, George Garns

Chief-Engineer, Peter Ferguson.

( Joseph Bixly,
Division Engineers, •< H. S. Dunham,

( C. D. McCormack.
Resident Engineer, . . .1. W. Sylvester.

9 DIRECTORS.

A. C. Baldwin, Tiffin, O.,
W. C. Hedges,

W. P. Noble,

R. G. Pennington,

W. D. Scott,

S. D. Bayless, Fort Wayne, Ind.

J. W. Borden,

B. F. Colerick,
T. Tigar,

This road is hi process of construction.

OHIO. 123

TOLEDO AND ILLINOIS RAILROAD.

From Toledo, Ohio, in the direction of Fort Wayne, Indiana, to
the East State Line of Indiana, 75 miles,

OFFICES, Gardiner's Block, Toledo, Ohio, and No. 35 Pine street, New-York.

President, "William Baker, Toledo, 0.

Vwe-Presi(lentt Isaac 0. Colton, "

Secretary and Treas., John E. Osborn, "

Ass. Treasurer, Edward Whitehouse, N. York.

Superintendent, George H. Burrows.

Chief-Engineer, "Warren Colburn, Toledo, 0.,

and Lafayette, Ind.

Division Engineer, . .George Marsh.

( B. H. Hitchcock,

Resident Engineers, -{ B. N. Talbot, Fo;
( 0. F. H. Forbes.

Toledo,

Fort Wayne,

t DIRECTORS.

Azariah Boody, New- York,
Edwin 0. Litchfield, "
"William Baker, Toledo, 0.,
"Warren Colburn, "
Isaac 0. Colton,
Matthew Johnson, "
John E. Osborn, "

Attorney, John E. Osborn.

Road-Master, E. Evans.

Paymaster, J. E. Carpenter.

Ticket Agent, K. S. Dygert

CONDUCTORS OF
James E. Baker, Passenger Trains. George Woodbury,

The Toledo and Illinois, and the Lake Erie, Wabash, and St. Louis Bailroad Com-
panies, were organized for the construction of a line of Eailroad from Toledo, Ohio,
through the valleys of the Maumee and "Wabash Elvers, to the State Line of Illi-
nois, at a point seven miles from Danville, in the State of Illinois — a distance of
242 miles. From that terminal point, the Great "Western Eailroad of Illinois is in
progress of construction, running almost due "West to the Mississippi river, passing
through Springfield, the capital of that State, and other important towns. This
will form one direct and unbroken Eailway line from the Mississippi to Lake Erie,
a distance of 440 miles, with a further connection by the Hannibal and St. Joseph
Eailroad, "West of the Mississippi, through the State of Missouri, now under con-
struction— an additional distance of over 200 miles. From Danville, by a South-
western branch, and over the Terre Haute and Alton Eailroad, a direct communi-
cation will be oppened South-westerly, to the city of St. Louis, adding 225 miles to
the line of road ; thus opening, by these important connections to the Toledo and
Illinois, and the Lake Erie, Wabash, and St. Louis Eailroads, two lines extending
through the heart of Illinois, and affording a speedy and direct avenue to the East.

The Toledo and Illinois, and the Lake Erie, Wabash, and St. Louis Eailroad Com-
panies are, by agreement, fully consolidated, and their interests are identical.
The laws of Indiana permit consolidation, and the companies are awaiting the pas-
sage of a similar law in Ohio, when the consolidation will be made perfect, and the
same stock issued to the stockholders of both.

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INDIANA.

INDIANA.

EVANSVILLE AND CRAWFORDSVILLE RAILROAD.

From Evansville to Terre Haute, Ind., 109 miles.
OFFICE at Evansville, Indiana.

13 DIKECTORS.

President, W. D. Griswold, Terre Haute.

Secretary and Treas., John E. Martin, Evansville.

Superintendent, 1. 1. Daniels,

Attorney, Conrad Baker,

Road-Mas., N. Dims., B. Ebbitt, Terre Haute.
" S. Divis., 0. H. Chambers, Evansville.

Master of Machinery, .John Ivinson,

S. I. Bingham,

M. Smith, Vincennes,

H. L. Hall, Terre Haute.

"Win. Van Name,
A. P. Voorheis,

S. S. Bloom,

CONDUCTORS OP

Passenger
Trains.

Freight Trains.

Joshua Alsop, Carlisle,

I. A. Garrett, "

M. W. Foster, Evansville,

John Ingle, Jr.,

James Laughlin, Jr., "

G. W. Eathbone, "

S. T. Jerrauld, Patoka,

P. B. Harris, Eockville,

G. K. Steele, "

"William Burtch, Vincennes,

I. W. Maddox, "

W. D. Griswold, Terre Haute,

Chauncey Eose,

L. L. "Watson.
Robert A. King.

FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.

From Fort Wayne, Allen Co., Ind., to Chicago, III., 147 miles.

OFFICE at Fort "Wayne, Indiana.

President, Joseph K Edgerton. 9 DIRECTORS.

Secretary, William Williams, pro tern.

Treasurer, 0. W. Jefferds. John Evans, Chicago, El.,

Chief-Engineer, Jesse L. Williams. W. B. Ogden,

Resident Engineer, . . .Joseph E. Young. J. K. Edgerton,Ft.Wayne,Ind.,

Samuel Hanna,
Pliny Hoagland, "

S. W. Eoberts, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
A. L. Wheeler, Plymouth, Ind.,
Saml. G. Haas, Valparaiso, "
Wm. Williams, Warsaw, "
COM>tJCTOR OF
Passenger and Freight Trains, W. B. Montfort.

The track laying on the Fort Wayne and Chicago Eailroad was completed to
Columbia on the 22d January, 1856, and the road is now open to that point, the
county seat of Whitley county, twenty miles west of Fort Wayne. The track lay-
ing west of Columbia will be resumed with the opening of spring, and reach Ply-
mouth, 45 miles farther, early in the summer, where a temporary connection with
Chicago will be formed by way of the Peru and Laporte Eailroad.

INDIANA.

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*FORT WAYNE AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

From Fort Wayne to Jeffersonville, Ind., 202% miles, with author-
ity to construct a tunnel under the Ohio river, at or near Louis-
ville, -ffy.

OFFICE at Muncie, Indiana.

Pres. and Chief-Eng., W. J. Holman.

Secretary, David T. Haines.

Treasurer, William F. Jones.

13 DIRECTORS.

Jacob Brugh, Blackford Co.,
Charles Carter, Delaware Co.,
E. G. English, Scott Co.,
I. T. Gibson, Decatur Co.,
E. T. Hickman, Henry Co.,
Joseph Holman, "Wayne Co.,
"W. J. Holman, Miami Co.,
Saml. McCampbell, Clark Co.,
Brannock Philips, Jennings Co.,
James Gr. Eeed, Jeffersonville,
"William Eockhill, Allen Co.,
J. L. Eobinson, Eush Co.,
John Studabaker, "Wells Co.

* INDIANA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

From Indianapolis, Ind., to

OFFICE,

President, John S. Newman.

Vice-President, Charles Parry.

Secretary, John M. Commons.

Treasurer, Samuel Hannah.

Superintendent, James M. Smith.

Ohio State Line, 73 miles.

8 DIRECTORS.

Samuel Hannah, Indianapolis,

Charles Parry, "

D. Commons, Centreville, Ind.,

J. W. Jackson,

Wm. S. T. Morton,

John S. Newman,

"W. Petty, Cambridge City, Ind.,

John T. White, Eaysville, "

This road connects at or near New-Paris, Ohio, with the Dayton and Western
Bailroad.

INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD.

From Indianapolis to Lawrenceburgh, ....
Ohio and Mississippi JR. Jt. by 3d Hail to

90

Cincinnati^ Ohio, 22

total, 112 miles.

OFFICE at Indianapolis, Ind.

President and Supt., .Thomas A. Morris.

Vice-President, Henry 0. Lord.

Secretary, Alexander North.

Treasurer, "Wm. 0. Eockwood.

Ass. Superintendent, .Norman M. Eoss.

Attorneys, Eay, Morrison & Eay.

Road-Master, I. P. Eichardson.

Master of Transp., . . .Norman M. Eoss.
Master of Machinery, Eobert Merk.
Ticket Agent, Cyril P. Oakley.

I. W. Mills,
William P. Nevett,

Geo. "W. Baldridge,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger
Trains.

Freight Trains.

9 DIRECTORS.

Hervy Bates,
A. E. Forsyth,
Levin B. Lewis,
Henry C. Lord,
I. G. Monfort,
Thomas A. Morris,
William H. Morrison,
James M. Eay,
William Tate, Sen.

I. B. Wilson.

I. W. Eeed.

INDIANA AND ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.

From Indianapolis, Ind., to Decatur, Itt.,

OFFICE, No. 8 Blake Buildings, Indianapolis, Ind.

President, A. L. Eoache.

Vice-President, William Martin.

Secretary and Treas., John S. Spann.

Chief-Engineer, John C. Campbell.

Contractors, M. C. Story & Co.

Attorney, Jonathan A. Listen.

12 DIRECTORS.

Ozias Bailey,
Michael G. Bright,
Edmund Clark,
William H. Cram,
C. M. Culbertson,
John G. Davis,
Eobert Hopkins,
James Johnson,
William Martin,
Henry Prather,
Addison L. Eoache,
William D. Watson.

INDIANA.

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* INDIANAPOLIS, PITTSBTJKGH, AND CLEVELAND
RAILROAD.

From Indianapolis, Ind., to Ohio State Line at Union, 84 miles.

OFFICE at Indianapolis, Ind.

Secretary,

Treasurer, ,

Superintendent, . . .
Master Machinist, . ,

Ticket Agent,

Travelling Agent, . . ,

.John Brough.
.D. B. Culley.
.Thomas H. Sharpe.
.S. A. Fletcher, Jr.
.P. B. Housum.
.D. B. Culley.
.L. S. Elliott.

15 DIBECTOES.

Wm Sparks, Anderson, Ind.,
A. Makepeace, Chesterfield, "
Wm. A. Otis, Cleveland, 0.,
E. S. Sterling, "

Stillman Witt, "
S. V. B. Noel, Fortville, Ind..
John Brough, Indianapolis,
S. A. Fletcher, Jr., "
Alfred Harrison, "
Douglas Maguire, "
Daniel Yandes, "

S. P. Anthony, Muncie, Ind.,
Dav. Kilgore, Yorktown, Ind.,
Joseph Ridgeway, (not stated,)
James W. Yandes, "

JEFFERSONVILLE (INDIANA) RAILROAD.

From Jeffersonville to Junction with Madison and Indianapolis

Railroad, at Columbus, Ind., 66 miles.

OFFICE at Jeffersonville, Ind.

12 DIRECTORS.

President, Dillard Ricketts.

Secretary and Treas., J. H. McCampbell.

Superintendent, A. P. Osborn.

Master of Transp. & ) a nr T

Gen. Ticket Agent, \ S' M' Lemont
Master of Machinery, .R. Wells.
Car Builder, L. Harding.

A. Gowdy, Louisville,

James Guthrie,

Thomas J. Martin,

John Tompkins,

A. Vatble,

John Zulauf,

Dillard Ricketts,Edinburg,Ind.,

W. 0. Rockwood, Indianapolis,

W. G.Armstrong, Jefiersonville,

W. D. Beach,

James Keigwin,

Woods Mabury, "

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INDIANA.

JUNCTION (OHIO AND IND.) RAILROAD.

From, Hamilton, Ohio, to Indianapolis , Ind., 97 miles.
OFFICE at Connersville, Indiana.

7 DIRECTORS.

President, Samuel W. Parker.

Secretary, J. Leach.

John D. Jones, Cincinnati,
Samuel Fosdick, "
J. Ridenour, College Corner,
S."W. Parker, Connersville, Ind,,
"Wm. Becket, Hamilton, 0.,
James Blake, Indianapolis,
George Hibben, Rushville, Ind.

This road commences at Hamilton, 0., where it connects with the Cincinnati,
Hamilton, and Dayton Railroad, thence via Oxford, Liberty, Brownsville, Conners-
ville, and Rushville, to Indianapolis, passing through seventeen towns and some of
the best counties in Ohio and Indiana ; is under contract to be finished by Sep-
tember, 1858.

Capital subscribed in real estate, $1,500,000

Cash, 500,000

$2,000,000

which can be increased if necessary. About $600,000 has been already expended
in graduation and stone work, and mostly paid for in real estate at cost prices.
The calculation is, to issue First Mortgage 7 per cent Bonds, with which to pur-
chase the iron and machinery when the road-bed shall be sufficiently advanced to
need them. The receipts of the road and the sales of real estate to form a Sinking
Fund, as security for the Bonds.

The Cincinnati, Hamilton, and Dayton has subscribed $200,000 towards the
Stock of the Junction Railroad, and has formed a business connection with it.

LAFAYETTE AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD.

From Lafayette to Indianapolis, Ind., 64 miles.

OFFICE at Lafayette, Indiana.

President, .......... Albert S. White.

Secretary, ......... Thomas C. Pollock.

Treasurer, ......... Cyrus Ball.

Superintendent, ..... I. 0. D. Lilly.

Attorneys, ......... Gregory, Jones & Spencer.

Eoad-Master, ....... James H. Stewart.

Master of Machinery, .James L. Vanclain.

„,.,,, . ( . . . .E. T. Hall,
Ticket Agents, -j L y McEl

Ticket and ) Th Q p u k
Freight Agent, )
Local Freight ( ____ E. Locke,
Agents, \ . . . .H. R. Barnard.

I. B. Bell,
B. W. Gibbs,
Jas. Irvin,
I. Vandemark,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger
Trains.
Freight
Trains.

13 DIRECTORS.

Cyrus Ball,
Owen Ball,
James Blake,
J. Cloud,
William Durbin,
Joseph S. Hanna,
H. G. Hazelrigg,
M. L. Peirce,
John L. Reynolds,
William L. Reynolds,
James Spears,
Albert S. White,
William Zion.

I. L. Herndon.
A. Victor.

INDIANA.

129

LAKE ERIE, WABASH, AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD.

From the East State Line of Indiana, (where the Toledo and
Illinois Railroad terminates,) via Fort Wayne, Huntington,
Logansport, and Lafayette, to the East State Line of Illinois,
seven miles East of Danville, 167 miles.

OFFICE, No. 35 Pine street, New- York.

13 DIRECTORS.

President, Albert S. White, Lafayette, Ind.

Vice-President, Isaac C. Colton, Toledo, 0.

Treasurer, Edward Whitehouse, N. York.

Secretary, J. N. Drummond, Lafayette.

Chief-Engineer, Warren Colburn, Toledo, 0.,

and Lafayette, Ind.

A. Hamilton, Fort"Wayne,Ind.,
James Spears, Lafayette, "
George Cecil, Logansport, "
Isaac C. Colton, Toledo, 0.
Joel Rathbone, Albany, N. Y.,
E. B. Holmes, Brockport, "
Albert H. Tracy, Buffalo, "
Azariah Boody, New- York,
Edwin C. Litchfleld, "
John F. A. Sanford, "
Joseph B. Varnum, "
Edward Whitehouse, "
Russell Sage, Troy, N. Y.

JSP" See Toledo and Illinois Railroad, page 123.

LOGANSPORT AND NORTHERN INDIANA RAILROAD.

FromLogansport to East Line of De IZalb County, (in the direc-
tion of Toledo and Detroit,) 94 miles.

OFFICE at Logansport, Ind.

President, (Not yet elected.)

Vice- President, H. B. Bradshaw.

Secretary, Henry E. Barrett.

Treasurer, Edwin Walker.

Chief-Engineer, L. S. Nash.

Resident Engineer, . . . F. K. Field.
( ., . .D. D. Pratt,
E. Walker.

Wesley Park, Auburn,

Kalb Co., Ind.,

J. W. Dunn, Logansport, Ind.,
Chester Bedell, 54 William

street, New- York,
H. B. Bradshaw, 54 William

street, New- York,
Stephen Paul, Chambers St.,

New- York,

James M. Taylor, New- York,
Henry E. Barrett, Troy, N. Y.

The charter or franchise of this road extends to the Ohio State Line, but connects
witli the Northern Indiana Air Line Railroad four miles west of the State Line,
and sixty-eight miles west of Toledo. These four miles will be common to both
roads, or a lease from one road to the other may be made.

The L. and N. I. Railroad also connects with the Detroit, Logansport, and S t
•Louis Railroad.

9

7 DIRECTORS.

Do

130

INDIANA.

* MADISON AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD.

From, Madison to Indianapolis, 87 miles.
OFFICE at Indianapolis.

President, Francis H. Smith.

Superintendent, D. C. Branham.

Gen. Agent, "W. N. Jackson.

Freight Agent, R. P. Jones.

* MARION AND MISSISSINEWA VALLEY RAILROAD.

From Marion to TTniony — miles.

OFFICK,

President, J. H. Goodman.

Vice-President, Converse.

Secretary and Treas., James Brownlee.
Chief-Engineer, Isaac Young.

8 DIRECTORS.

Nelson Conner,
Joel N. Converse,
N. W. Frazier,
James H. Goodman,
Elijah Hockett,
George S. Howell,
Jeremiah Smith,
Benjamin Spader.

NEW-ALBANY AND SALEM RAILROAD.

From New-Albany to Michigan City, 288 miles.

OFFICE at New- Albany, Ind.

Secretary and Treas
Superintendent, . . .

Assistant Supfs., >

Chief-Engineer, . . .
Attorney,

, George Lyman.
.John B. Anderson.
.B. Marshel,
.John McGrea.
.L. B. Wilson.
.W. G. Cooper.

Road-Masters, < ' '

Master of Transp., .
Master of Machinery
Ticket Agent,

.R. Martin,
.B. French.
.John I. Cash.
, . E. Benjamin.
.N. Stevens.

Travelling Agent, . .

."W. G. Cooper.

B. Compton,
J. B. Flack,
W. C. Flack,

S. Hardin,
"William Miller,
William Pro,
F. Putnam,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger
Trains.

Freight
Trains.

13 DIRECTORS.

James Brooks, New- Albany,
L I. Brown,
R. Crawford,
John Gordon,
Walter Mann,
William Plumer,
Joseph Rawlins, Bedford, Ind.,
Thos. Smith, Bloomington, "
1. 0. Elston, Crawfordsville, "
Joseph E. Goss, Gosport, "
Jacob Daggy, Greencastle, "
Geo. F. Talman, New- York,
D. D. Williamson, "

A. H. Hains,
D. Harrison,
H. Webb.

A. Sanford,
John Sears,
G. Smith.

INDIANA.

131

NEW-ALBANY AND SANDUSKY CITY JUNCTION
RAILROAD.

From New-Albany, Ind., to the State Line of Ohio, there joining
the SandusJcy and LouisviUe Railroad, 110 miles.

OFFICE at New- Albany, Indiana.

President, James Montgomery.

Secretary, Thomas L. Smith.

Chief-Engineer, George Morton.

Division Engineer, . . . Daniel Griffin.
Resident Engineer, . . .T. R. Rust.
Attorney, John S. Davis.

13 DIRECTORS.

John S. Davis,
Benjamin P. Duvall,
Phineas M. Kent,
William B. Lent,
John S. McDonald,
Joseph A. Moffitt,
James Montgomery,
James C. Moody,
Victor A. Pepin,
James Pierce,
Thomas L. Smith,
William M. Weir,
John B. Winstandley.

No portion of this road is yet finished. About twenty miles of the grade is com-
pleted, and the work is progressing steadily. It is expected that the road-bed will
be prepared to the point of intersection with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
near Versailles, Ripley Co., Indiana, distance from New- Albany about 7 5 miles, by
the 1st of January, 1857.

*OHIO AND INDIANA RAILROAD.

Prom Crestline, 0., to Fort Wayne, Ind., 131f miles.

OFFICE at Fort Wayne, Indiana.

7 DIRECTORS.

President, Robert McKelly, pro tern.

Secretary and Treas., Franklin Adams.
Superintendent and ) T T> r^ i

Chief-Engineer, \ Jesse R' Straughan.
Resident Engineer, . . .Lot Dixon.

J. K. Edgerton, Fort Wayne,
M. W. Hubbell,
Jesse R. Straughan, "
Robert McKelly, Upper-San-
dusky, 0.,

P. S. Marshall, Bucyrus, 0.,
A. Conn, Van Wert Co., 0.,
W. H. Wilson, Philadelphia.

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INDIANA.

PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD.

From Indianapolis to Peru, 73 miles.

OFFICE at Indianapolis, Ind.

President, John D. Defrees.

Secretary and Treas., Theo. P. Haughey.

Superintendent, "Willis W. Wright.

Road-Master, N. Dautenspeck.

Master of Transp L. N. Andrews.

Ma-ster of Machinery, .Benjamin W. Smith.

13 DIRECTORS.

Daniel R. Bearss,
John Bohan,
George L. Dart,
Nelson Dautenspeck,
John D. Defrees,
James P. Drake,
H. G. Finch,
N. I. Jackson,
Henry S. Kellogg,
Allen May,
C. D. Murray,
B. M. Sharp,
Willis W. Wright.

G. C Barnes,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger Trains.
Freight Trains.

John L. Moore.
J. I. Murdock.

TERRE HAUTE AND RICHMOND RAILROAD.

From Terre Haute to Indianapolis, Y3

From Indianapolis to Richmond, (by the In-
diana Central Railroad,) 68

OFFICE at Terre Haute, Indiana.

President, Samuel Crawford.

Vice-President, Edwin I. Peck.

Sec. & Acting Supt., . Charles Wood.

Treasurer, John Scott.

Road-Master, John Hice.

Master of Machinery, .G. R. Peddle.

!. . . .S. Gather wood,
H. L. Hall,
S. V. McElvane.

!. .S. Catherwood,
. .M. M. Landis,
. .C. W. Mancourt.

total, 141 niile.it.

9 DIRECTORS.

John Crawford, Terre Haute,
Samuel Crawford,

D. Denning,

W. D. Griswold,
A. McGregor,
C. Rose,
C. Warren,

E. I. Peck, Indianapolis,

W. H. Thornburgh, Green-
Castle.

CONDUCTORS OF

James Henry,
B. Hubbs,

Andy Beck,

) Passenger (
) Trains. (

Freight Trains.

Robert McEwan.

Edward Jones.

ILLINOIS.

133

ILLINOIS.

BELLEVILLE AND ILLINOISTOWN RAILROAD.

From Alton to Belleville, via Ulinoistown^ 40 miles.

OFFICE, No. 18 "William street, New-York.

President, ,

Secretary,

Treasurer,

Superintendent, . .

.D. B. St. John, New-York.

.T. I. Krofft.

.0. Murdock, New- York.

. A. A. Van "Wornur, St. Louis.

14 DIEECTOES.

Charles Butler,
Conrad Bornman,
Irvin Camp,
Robert Christie, Jr.,
Electua B. Litchfield,
Edwin C. Litchfield,
Elisha C. Litchfield,
Henry Martin,
Simeon Ryder,
D. B. St. John,
L. P. Sanger,
L. R. Sargent,
John Stryker,
James Thayer.

CENTRAL MILITARY TRACT RAILROAD.

From Mendota to Galesburg, 80 miles.
OFFICE, No 54 Michigan Avenue, Chicago.

President, JohnW. Brooks, Detroit, Mich.

Secretary, David Sanborn, Galesburg, 111.

Treasurer, Amos T. Hall, Chicago,

Superintendent, C. G. Hammond, "

Chief-Engineer, John M. Berrien, "

Division Engineer, . .H. N. Thielsen, Galesburg,

Master Builder, C. F. Allen, Aurora,

Road-Master, Elias "Weed, Galesburg,

Master of Transp., . . .H. Hitchcock, "
Master of Machinery, . C. F. Jauriette, "

Ticket Agent, Samuel Powell, Chicago,

Gen. Freight Agent, ."Wm. Martin, "

9 DlEECTORS.

J. "W. Brooks, Detroit, Mich.,

James F. Joy, Chicago, 111.,

Henry Ledyard, Detroit, Mich..

G-. V. N.Lothrop, "

Silas "Willard, Galesburg, 111..

W. Selden Gale, "

C. S. Colton,

I. H. Burch, Chicago, 111.,

G. C. Davidson, Albany, N. Y.

134:

ILLINOIS.

* CHICAGO, ALTON, AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD.

From Chicago to Alton, 265 miles.
OFFICE,

, Hamilton Spencer.

President, Seabury Brewster, New- York.

Vice-President and ) „ . n * n
Chief-Engineer, } H. A. Gardner.

Superintendent, Rich'd. P. Morgan, Jr., Bloom-

ington.

Ass't. Superintendent, A. H. Moore, Bloomington.
Gen. Ticket Agent, . . . J. E. Spencer.
Gen. Freight Agent,. . Charles Eoadnight.

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON, AND QUINCY RAILROAD.

from Junction to Mendota, 58 miles,

OFFICE, No. 64 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois.

President

Secretary and Treas.,
Superintendent, ....
Chief-Engineer, ....
Division Engineer, .
Master Builder, ....

Road-Master,

Master of Machinery,
Gen. Ticket Agent, . .
Gen. Freight Agent, .

James F. Joy, Chicago.
Amos T. Hall, "
Chas. G. Hammond, Chicago.
John M. Berrien, "

S. H. Mallory, "

,C. P. Allen, Aurora, 111.
.Ira Fox, " "

. James Clark, Chicago, 111.
Samuel Powell, " "
,Wm. Martin, " "

F. H. Garfield,
W. E. Griswold,
L. A. Howard,
J. H. Irvine,

G. "W. Alexander,
"W. Cummings,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger
Trains.

Freight
Trains.

9 DIRECTORS.

J. Van Nortwick, Batavia, HI.,

Isaac H. Burch, Chicago, 111.,

James F. Joy, "

Mark Skinner, "

J. W. Brooks, Detroit, Mich.,

Henry Ledyard, " "

Geo. F. Porter, " "

Eber B. Ward, "

G. C. Davidson, Albany, N. Y.

G. H. Littlejohn.
E. H. Mead,
A. Satterfield.

A. F. Fleming,
C. Roberts.

ILLINOIS.

135

* CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE RAILROAD.

From Chicago ', Illinois, to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 85 miles.
OFFICE,

President, Walter S. Gurnee.

Vice-President, Mahlon D. Ogden.

Secretary, A. S. Downs.

Treasurer, H. A. Tucker.

Superintendent, Walter S. Johnson.

* CHICAGO, ST. ANTHONY, AND FOND DU LAC
RAILROAD.

.From Chicago, III., to /St. Paul, Minnesota, 360 miles.
Open to Janesville, Wis., 90 "

OFFICE,

President, William B. Ogden, Chicago.

Acting President, Nelson K. Wheeler, "

Vice-President, James W. Hickok.

Secretary, J. W. Currier,

Treasurer Charles Butler.

Chief-Eng. and Sup., S. F. Johnson, Chicago.
Ass. Superintendent,.. G. L, Dunlap.
Gen. Freight Agent, . .N. GuptilL

15 DIRECTORS.

John P. Chapin, Chicago, 111.,

George W. Gage, "

Wm. B. Ogden,

*Henry Smith,

*Nelson K. Wheeler, "

J. H. Johnson, Woodstock, 111.,

J. A. Butler,Fond du Lac, Wis.,

Jos. A. Wood, Janesville, "

J. J. B. Pease, Madison, "

Daniel Jones, Watertown, "

*Charles Butler, New- York,

William Jarvis,

Wm. C. Langley, "

*J. Bradley, Burlington, Vt.,

*J. W. Hickok, "

The Illinois and Wisconsin, and the Rock River Valley Railroads have been con-
solidated, and the name changed to " Chicago, St. Anthony, and Fond du Lac Rail-
road." The line from Janesville to St. Anthony will be a continuation of the main
road, while that from Janesville to Fond du Lac will be but a branch. Originally
this latter was to bo a part of the main line, but the importance of a direct line to
Minnesota has induced those who control the road to change it in that direction.

* Executive Committee.

136

ILLINOIS.

* GALENA AND CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD.

From Chicago to Freeport, .... 121 miles.

" Belvidere to Beloit, 21 "

" Junction to Fulton, 68 "

Elgin Branch, 2 "

In operation, 212 miles.

In progress, 37 "

Whole length ofJRoad and Branches, 249 miles.

OFFICE, corner of Wells and North-Water streets, Chicago, Illinois,

President, John B. Turner.

Vice-President, William H. Brown.

Secretary, W. M. Larrabee.

Treasurer, Henry Tucker.

Chief-Engineer, .... John P. Ilsley.

Superintendent, Philip A. Hall.

Attorney, Ebenezer Peck.

Road-Master, John Clark.

Master ofTransp., . . .William McKellops.
Master of Machinery, .John Ebert.
Gen. Passenger Agt., . H. L. Kingsbury.
Gen. Baggage Agent, W. L. Fowler.

13 DIRECTORS.

William H. Brown, Chicago,

Hugh T. Dickey,

Orrington Lunt,

Jason McCord,

Flavel Moseley,

Walter L. Newberry,

Benj. W. Raymond,

George Smith,

John B. Turner,

Charles Walker,

Dexter A. Knowlton, Freeport,

Charles S. Hempstead, Galena,

Thos. D. Robertson, Rockford.

GREAT WESTERN (ILL.) RAILROAD.

From Naples, III., to Indiana State Line,

OFFICE, No. 45 William street, New-York.
LOCAL OFFICE, Springfield, Illinois.

miles.

President, John M. Catlin.

Vice-Pres. and Supt., T. J. Carter.

Treasurer, Edward Bement.

Attorneys, Stuart & Edwards, Spring-
field, m.

r> j ir 4 ( . , . .E. Wolcott,

^^•^^'l...^^. Richardson.
Master of Transp., . . .T. Dudley.
Master of Machinery, C. Richardson.

Ticket Agent, I. B. Shepherd.

Lost-Baggage Master, L. P. Abbe.

W. Bacon,
George Carkins,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger
Trains.

8 DIRECTORS.

Edward Bement,
John M. Catlin,
Morris Ketchum,
Nelson Robinson,
L. M. Wiley.

State of Illinois.

T. I. Carter,
James S. Lamb,
I). K. Robinson.

A. I. French.
C. Richards.

ILLINOIS.

137

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.

From Dunleith to Cairo, 454 miles.

" Chicago to Mattoon,

Total, 626£ miles*

NEW-YORK OFFICE, No. 50 "Wall street, New- York.

CHICAGO OFFICE, Nos. 48 and 50 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois.

President,

Secretary,

Treasurer,

Asst. Treasurer,

Gen, Superintendent, .

Auditor,

Chief-Engineer, ....

Division Superin- j
Undents, ~\

Land Agent,

Attorney,

Masters of Machin- (

ery, (

Gen. Freight Agent, . .

Gen. Ticket Agent, . .

Wm. H. Osborn, New- York.

Wm. K. Ackerman, "

J. Newton Perkins, "

John B. Calhoun.

,John H. Done.

William Vernon.

Eoswell B. Mason.

James C. Clark, Amboy,

C. H. Comstock,

George Watson, Centralia. '

John Wilson.

Ebenezer Lane.

A. H. De Clerg,

M. W. Mason.

C. C. Kellogg.

W. P. Johnson.

13 DIRECTORS.

Joel Mattison, Governor of Il-
linois, ex-officio,
Franklin Haven, Boston,
Joseph W. Alsop, New- York,
Frederick C. Gebhard,
John N. A. Griswold,
Abram S. Hewitt,
John F. A. Sanford,
William H. Osborn,
Jonathan Sturges,
Leroy M. Wiley,
James F. Joy, Detroit,
Ebenezer Lane, Chicago,
Thomas E. Walker, New- York.

OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD, WESTERN
DIVISION.

Prom Illinoistown, III., opposite St. Louis, to Vincennes, Indiana

145 miles.
OFFICE at Louis, Mo.

Owner, ............ H. D: Bacon.

Lessee, ............ George W. Jenka.

Sec. and Treas., ..... Thomas Brown.

Superintendent, ..... James M. Ward.

Ass. Superintendent, .A. W. Dana.
Chief-Engineer, ..... R. F. Gaggin.

Master of Machinery ,.T. M. Sheppard.
Gen. Ticket Agent, . . . Isaac Wyman.
Gen. Freight Agent, . . A. B. Pendleton.

D. H. Christie,
H. B. Driggs,
Thomas Fay,

E. C. Bland,

I. 0. Lensabagh,
I. R. Orcott,

CONDUCTORS OF

! Passenger \
Trains. 1

(Freight j
Trains. 1

W. R. Miles,
H. Tilton.

M. Stanton,
E. Turtle.

ILLINOIS.

* MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN INDIANA
RAILROAD.

From Toledo, Ohio, to Chicago, Illinois, 242f miles.
" Monroe to Adrian, Michigan, 36|- "
" Adrian to Jackson, 40 "

" Elkhart, Ind., to Toledo, Ohio, 132 "
" White Pigeon to Three Rivers, 12 "
" Baileytown, Ind.,to Michigan City, 14 "

Total, 476f miles.

Whole number of miles in use, 338
In process of construction, 138

476

OFFICE, No. 18 William street, New-York.

President,

Secretary,

Treasurer,

Dep. Treasurer, ....
Gen. Superintendent,

Ass. Sup'ts., -j

Chief-Engineer, . . .
Gen. Ticket Agent, .
Gen. Freight Agent,
Lost-Baggage Agent,

.John Wilkinson.
.John M. Hopkins, New-York.
.Edwin C. Litchfield,
.George H. Ford, "

. James Moore, Adrian, Mich.
.John D. Campbell,
. Edward H. Williams.
.JohnB. Jervis, New- York.
.James D. Raynor.
.Samuel Brown.
.B. F. Millard.

13 DIRECTOBS.

D. B. St. John, Albany, N. Y.,

E. C. Litchfield, Cazenovia, "
Hugh White, Colioes, "
Thomas Barren, N. York City,
Charles Butler,

John B. Jervis, "

Edwin C. Litchfield, "
Edwin D. Morgan, "
John Stryker, Rome, N. Y.,
Haml. White, Syracuse, "
John Wilkinson, " "

J. S. Barry, Constantino, Mich.,
Ezek. Morrison, La Porte, "

NORTHERN CROSS RAILROAD.

From

OFFICE,

President and Supt., . N. Bushnell.

Treasurer, M. Cox.

Ass. Superintendent,^. 0. Pierce.
Gen. Ticket Agent, . . . S. M. Burnham.
Receiver, Charles E. Follett.

ILLINOIS.

139

CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.

From Chicago to Rock Island, III., 181 miles.

OFFICE at Chicago, Illinois.

President,

Secretary,

Treasurer,

Gen. Superintendent,
Assistant Sup., ....
Cf lief -Engineer, ....
Gen. Ticket Agent, . . .
Gen. Freight Agent, . .

Attorney,

Road-Master,

Master of Machinery,

Henry Farnum, Chicago, 111.

Nelson D. Ehvood, Joliet, "

Azariah C. Flagg, New- York,

John F. Tracy, Chicago.

W. H. "Whitman, Eock-Island,

Peter A. Dey.

E. M. Goodrich.

J. P. Babcock.

N. B. Judd.

John W. Coulogue, La Salle.

Jacob Barney.

13 DIRECTORS.

Isaac Cook, Chicago, 111.,

Henry Farnum,
Norman B. Judd, "
E. Cook, Davenport, Iowa,
Nelson D. Elwood, Joliet, LI.,
Theron D. Brewster, Peru, "
Lemuel Andrews, Rock Island

City, 111.,

*Clark Durant, Albany, N. T.,
*Thos. C. Durant, N. Y. City,
*Azariah C. Flagg, "
John Stryker, Rome, N. Y.,
*William Walcott, Utica, N.Y.,
*J. E. Sheffield, N. Haven, Ct.

PEORIA AND BUREAU VALLEY RAILROAD.

From Peoria III., to Bureau, or Junction with Chicago and

Rock Island Road, 47 miles.
OFFICE, No. 1 Main street, Peoria, Illinois.

President, Norman B. Judd.

Secretary, Washington Cockle.

Treasurer, C. "W. Durant, 13 "Wm. st.,N.Y.

Transfer Agent, A. C. Flagg, New- York.

Attorney, N. H. Purple.

? DlEECTOES.

•{•Thomas C. Durant,
•(•Henry Farnum,
John Frink,
John L. Griswold,
N. B. Judd,
fJoseph E. Sheffield,
Isaac Underbill.

This road is leased to the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Company, and run
under their officers.

* Executive Committee ; J. E. Sheffield, Chairman.
f Executive Committee.

140

ILLINOIS.

PEORIA AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.

From Rock Island to Peoria, III., 82 miles.
OFFICE, corner of Illinois and Eagle streets, Rock Island, Illinois.

President, Benjamin Harper, Eock Island.

Vice-President, Onslow Peters, Peoria.

Secretary, Benjamin Graham, Henry Co.

Treas., 1st Division, . .Win. Bailey, Rock Island.

Treas., 2d Division, . . N. B. Curtis, Peoria.

Chief-Engineer, "W. G-. "Wheaton, Peoria.

First Ass. Engineer,.. Samuel S. Montague.

Joseph Knox, Rock Island,

Johnson & Blakely, Peoria,

M. Shallenberger, Stark Co.

9 DIRECTORS.

John Hamlin, Peoria,

Onslow Peters, "

T. F. Davenport, Henry Co.,

A. A. Dunn, "

Charles Buford, Rock Island,

S. S. Guyer,

Holmes Hakes, "

Benjamin Harper, "

M. Shallenberger, Stark Co.

TERRE HAUTE AND ALTON RAILROAD.

From Terre Haute, Indiana, to Alton, Illinois •, 173 miles.
OFFICE, No. 18 William street, New- York.

President, Daniel B. St. John.

Vice-President, Simeon Ryder.

Secretary, Levi Davis, Alton.

Treasurer, Carey Murdock, New- York.

Local Treasurer, . . .. James H. Lea, Alton.

Superintendent, L. R. Sargent, "

Chief-Engineer, Orville W. Childs, Alton.

Consulting Engineer, . John B. Jervis, New- York.

13 DIRECTORS.

Simeon Ryder, Alton, HI,
Robert Smith, "
P. L. Huggins, Bunker Hill, 111.,
Hiram Sanford, Paris, 111.,
J. W. Moulton, Shelbyville, III,
Thomas Allen, St. Louis, Mo.,
Chas. Craft, Terre Haute, Ind.,
D. B. St. John, Albany, N. Y.,
Henry Martin, Buffalo, "
Alvah Hunt, New- York City,
Edwin C. Litchfield, "
Electus B. Litchfield, "
John Stryker, Rome, N. Y.

MISSOURI.

141

* WARSAW AND ROCKFORD RAILROAD.

From Warsaw, Hancock Co., HI., at the foot of the Lower Rapids,
to Port Byron, at the head of the Upper Rapids of the Missis-
sippi River, — miles.

OFFICE at "Warsaw, Illinois.

13 DIRECTORS.

Acting President, N. Belcher.

Secretary, John G. Fonda,

Chief-Engineer, W. E. Kingsley.

J. E. Johnston, "Warsaw, 111.,

W. H. Ralston, "

"W. S. Spencer, "

L. C. Bidiman, Nauvoo, HI.,

John Rice, "

H.Catermole,Ft.Madison,Iowa,

C. Netman, Pontoosuc.

S. S. Phelps, Oquawka, ID.,

"W. Gayle, Keithsburg,

H. W. Thornton, Millersburg,

L. Andrews, Rock Island, 111.,

J. S. McCune, St. Louis, Mo.,

N. Belcher, Port Byron.

MISSOURI,

HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD.

From Hannibal, on the Mississippi River, to St. Joseph, on the

Missouri River, 206T8o miles.
SECRETARY and TREASURER'S OFFICE at Hannibal, Mo.
President, R. M. Stewart. 9 DIRECTORS.

Z. G. Draper, Hannibal, Mo.,
Levi Barkley, Marion Co.,
Joshua Gentry, "
R. M. Stewart, St. Joseph,
F. T. Bush, Boston, Mass.,
Robt. B. Forbes, "
H. H. Hunnewell, "
John E. Thayer, "
R. S. "Watson,

Secretary and Treas.,
Land Agent, .......

Chief-Engineer, .....

Consulting Engineer, .

Resident Engineers.
' ]

[

, ,, m ( .....

A*>™y°> \ ......

Master of Machinery, .

J. D. Dowling.
Edward B. Talcott.
James M. Bucklin.
T. E. Seckles.
James Morrell,

A. Peabody,
E. C. Rice,
John Severance,
0. Talcott,

B. B. "Wentworth.
Thomas L. Anderson,
R. F. Richmond.
James W. "Walch.

Road in progress of construction.

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MISSOURI.

LEXINGTON AND UTICA (MISSOURI) RAILROAD.

From Lexington, Missouri, to Junction with the Hannibal and
St. Joseph Railroad, at Utica, Livingston County, Missouri,
and thence North to the Iowa State Line, — miles.

OFFICE,

Oliver Anderson,
George W. Baker,
H. S. Chadwick,
Jesse Esry,
R. C. Ewing,
T. M. Ewing,
Spence Gregory,
Samuel Grove,
John S. Harper,
R. M. Henderson,

COBPOBATOBS, 20.

John D. Hoy,
"Willis Hughes,
James S. Lightner,
Josephus McGrew,
"William Morrison,
"William H. Russell,
Silas Silver,
John Stone,
War. B. Waddell,
Edward "Winser.

The charter of this road was only obtained in the summer of 1855, and the Com-
pany is not yet organized, but soon will be. The work of construction will be
commenced in the spring of 1856.

NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD.

From St. Louis to the Northern Boundary State of Missouri,

228 rVo miles.

OFFICK, Corner Locust and Fourth streets, St. Louis.

President,

Vice-President,

Secretary and Treas.,.
Sup. and Chief -Eng.,.
Principal Assistant, . .

Division Engineers, \

Resident Engineer, . . .

Attorney,

Hood-Master,

Master of Transp.,. . .
Master of Machinery,

Ticket Agents,

I

Isaac H. Sturgeon.
Gerard B. Allen.
Arthur Kempland.
Robert Walker.
Bazil H. Gordon.
E. L. Wentz,
Hugo 0. Shearbarth.
Truman S. Homer.
John D. Coulter.
Isaac H. Morgan.
S. P. Merry.
I. I. Weitzig.

B. W. Dudley,

C. A. Lawrence,
I. M. Yosti.

13 DlBECTOBS.

Gerard B. Allen,
John D. Coulter,
Carloss S. Greeley,
Andrew Harper,
John Hartnett,
Thomas B. Hudson,
Thos. T. January,
Arnold Krekel,
John O'Fallon,
William Patrick,
R. M. Renick,
James S. Rollins,
Isaac H. Sturgeon.

CONDUCTORS OP

Passenger Trains,.
Freight Trains, . . .

.D. A. Rawlins.
..Charles Kick.

There is but one division of the road in operation, from St. Louis to St. Charle?,
aay twenty miles.

MISSOURI.

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PACIFIC RAILROAD.

fflrom St. Louis, Mo., to Jefferson City, Mo., {present terminus,}
125 miles. Total length to Kansas, Mo., (when finished,)
280 miles.

GENERAL OFFICE, North-east corner of Third and Chestnut streeets, St. Louis, Mo.

President, .......... Hudson E. Bridge.

Vice-President, ...... Alfred Vinton.

Secretary and Treas., Samuel Copp, Jr.
Auditor, ........... Fred. L. BUlon.

Land- Agent, ....... Thos. C. Johnson.

Paymaster, ........ Geo. P. Roberts.

Sup., and Ghief-Eng.,Chas. F. Brown, (acting.)
Head Clerk to do., . . . Addison Ware.

Master of Trains, ____ William Pride.

{D. R. O'Neil,
T. M. Ault,
Wm. Cole Bayley,
Thomas A. Shenstone.
Attorneys, ........ . Glover & Richardson.

J°nn Packer, 1st Division,

EW,/ Turn«i~,*
Bead-Masters, .....

Wm. H> D

Master of Machinery, Charles Williams.
Gen. Ticket Agent, . . .H. G. Whitney.

( Theoph. Adams, St. Louis Sta.,
Ticket Agents, ....-< Jos. Musgrave, "

(18 others at intermediate stas.

CONDUCTORS OF

Lucius Abbott, Passenger Trains.

Anderson Sappington, Freight Trains.

13 DIRECTORS.

Hudson E. Bridge,
Wayman Crow,
Chas. K. Dickson,
Nathaniel B. Holden,
John How,
Philip T. Lanham,
James H. Lucas,
Wm. M. McPherson,
Robert M. Renick,
John C. Rust,
Alfred Vinton,
Robt. K. Woods,
James E. Yeatman.

I. M. Parsons.
Fletcher Cronk.

ST. LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN RAILROAD.

From St. Louis to Pilot Knob, 86 miles.

OFFICE at St. Louis.

President' Madison Miller.

Vice-President, Louis V. Bogy.

Secretary and Treas., S. D. Barlow.

Chief-Engineer, James H. Morley.

Counsellor, Thomas C. Reynolda

13 DIRECTORS.

Henry B. Belt,
Francis P. Blair, Jr.,
H. T. Blow,
L. V. Bogy,
F. A. Dick,
Ferdinand Gottschalk,
Aaron H. Hackney,
Edward Haren,
James Harrison,
J. H. Lightner,
Jesse H. Mcllvaino,
William M. McPherson,
Madison Miller.

144

ARKANSAS.

ARKANSAS.

CAIRO AND FULTON RAILROAD OF ARKANSAS.

Prom Cairo, III., to Texas Boundary, near Fulton, 373£ miles.

OFFICE in City of Little Rock.

President!

Vice-President,
Secretary,

Treasurer,

Gliief-Engineer,

.Roswell Beebe.
. Daniel Ringo.
.B. C. Harley.
. William B. Wait.
.James S. Williams.

13 DIRECTORS.

*Daniel Ringo, Pulaski Co.,

*Kos\vell Beebe, "
*Richd. H. Johnson,"
S. W. McNeely, Sevier Co.,
*Edwd. Cross, Hempstead Co.,
Henry K. Hardy, Clark Co.,
Robert Martin, Dallas Co.,
*Green B. Hughes. Saline Co.,
*Henry C. Dye, Independ. Co.,
James Robinson, Jackson Co.,
Thomas Hough, • "
James Russell, Randolph Co.,
*Israel M. Moore, White Co.

CAIRO AND FULTON RAILROAD, OF MISSOURI.

OFFICE at Bloomfield, Mo.

President, ....
Secretary, ....
Treasurer, ....
Chief'Engineer,

.John M. Johnson.
.M. A. Wilson.
. Daniel B. Miller.
.James S. Williams.

Orson Bartlett,
John Beasley,
*Henry H. Bedford,
S. H. Flournoi,
John M. Johnson,
Daniel Kitchen,
*Solomon G. Kitchen,
Henry Miller,
James Nations,
Noah W. Site,
John D. Smith,
Hiram Wesson,
Wm. A. Whitehead.

These two companies have been united, so far as necessary to place the manage-
ment of the road through Arkansas and Missouri under a Joint Committee of nine
Directors, seven from the Arkansas, and two Directors of the Missouri Company.
Those marked * form the Joint Executive Committee, of which Roswell Beebo is
Chairman.

The place of meeting of the Joint Committee is Little Rock, Ark.

13 DIRECTORS.

ARKANSAS.

145

LITTLE ROCK AND NAPOLEON RAILROAD.

From Little Rock to Napoleon, 100 miles.
OFFICE at Pine Bluff, Arkansas.

President, B. W. Lee.

Secretary, R. V. McCracken,

Treasurer, N. H. Fish.

Chief-Engineer, Lloyd Tilghman.

i "W. M. Johnson,
Division Engineers, •{ "W. H. West,
Evans.

i ' TT

Attorneys, .

Herman Carlton,
John C. Murray.
Collector, .James H. Hawley.

13 DIRECTORS.

James "W". Bocage,
Wm. P. Grace,
John W. Irwin,
Benj. S. Johnson,
Solon B. Jones,
B. Kimbrough,
B. "W. Lee,
Samuel Mitchell,
Edward C. Morton,
Elihu Randolph,
John S. Roane,
Drew White,
James YelL

MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.

From Memphis to Little MocJc^ 129 miles.
OFFICE at Memphis, Tenn.

5 DIRECTORS.

President, James M. Williamson,

Secretary, Lyman D. Stickney.

Treasurer, Joseph Lenow.

Chief-Engineer, B. Ford.

James Elder, Tenn.,

H. L. Guion, "

D. B. Turner, "

J. M. Williamson, Tenn.,

Geo. C. Watkins, Little Rock:.

Incorporated Jan. 11, 1850, by the Legislature of the State of Arkansas.

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146

MICHIGAN.

MICHIGAN.

DETROIT AND MILWAUKEE RAILROAD.

From Detroit to Grand Haven, open to Fentonmlle, 52 miles.
OFFICE at Detroit, Michigan.

President, Henry N. "Walker.

Vice- President, Henry Ledyard.

Secretary and Treas., Charles C. Trowbridge.

Superintendent,
Supt. of Freight,

,...A. H. Rood.

.James A. Armstrong.

Henry P. Baldwin,
Edmund A. Brush,
Henry Ledyard,
William M. McGonnell,
Nelson P. Stewart,
Henry N. Walker,
Eber B. Ward,
Buckminster Wight,
Harvey P. Yale.

Steamers from Grand Haven to Milwaukee, 60 miles.
" to Chicago, 100 "

The grading upon the Detroit and Milwaukee Eailroad between Corunna and
Lindon, 25 miles, is in a rapid course of completion ; every thing will be in readi-
ness for the ties and rails by the first of May next. The spiles have been driven
upon which the bridge is to be constructed to span the Shiawassee river, some five
miles east of Corannna.

9 DIRECTORS.

* DETROIT AND TOLEDO RAILROAD.

From Detroit, Mich., to Toledo, Ohio, — miles.

OFFICE,

11 DIRECTORS.

H. P. Baldwin, Detroit, Mid).,

L. Chandler,

Shubael Conant, "

Henry Ledyard, "

J. W. Tillman, "

Jas. Armitage, Monroe,

W. W. Clarke, "

Thomas G. Cole, "

Charles Johnson, "

D. A. Noble, "

J. Wilkinson, Syracuse, N. Y

MICHIGAN.

147

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.

From Detroit, Mich., to Chicago, III., 284 miles.

OFFICE, Passenger Depot, Detroit, Michigan.

President, .......... John M. Forbes, Boston.

Vice- President, ..... John W. Brooks, Detroit.

Secretary, ......... W. B. Fowle, Jr., Boston.

Treasurer, ......... Isaac Livermore, "

Local Treasurer, . . . .U. T. Howe, Detroit.

Superintendent, ..... R. N. Eice, "

Master of Transp.,.. . . C. H. Hurd,

Agent, George Williams, Jr., Chicago,

Attorney, James F. Joy, Detroit.

„ , ,, , ( C. H. White,

toad-Masters, } g R . j^^

Master of Machinery, S. T. Newhall. 3

.1. M. Eaton, Detroit,

TifTcfi Anmfv
Ticket Agents,

I. Spalding, Chicago.

CONDUCTORS OF

Levi Carter,
John Cochran,
George P. Floyd,
George C. Hopper,
John Leonard,
S. T. Moore,
W. C. Reeder,
W. B. Reynolds,

Passenger
Trains.

9 DIRECTORS.

Erastus Corning, Albany,
John M. Forbes, Boston,
R. B. Forbes,
John B. Thayer, "
George B. Upton, "
J. W. Brooks, Detroit,
Elon Farnsworth, Detroit,
John C. Green, New- York,
D. D. WDliamson, "

I. B. Rice,
Samuel Skilding,
E. A. Skinner,
W. A. Spalding,
George Wandlass,
L. C. Warren,
Daniel Wood.

*SAGINAW AND LANSING RAILROAD.

From

OFFICE,

President, Norman Little.

Secretary, James Turner.

12 DIRECTORS.

Samuel T. Atwater, Buffalo,

J. C. Baily,

C. L. Case,

John Gallagher,

Morgan L. Gage,

H. E. Hart,

Jesse Hoyt, New-York,

Norman Little, Lansing,

John W. Longyear,

H. H. Smith,

James Turner, Lansing,

John W. Turner, Saginaw

148

WISCONSIN.

WISCONSIN.

*BELOIT AND MADISON RAILROAD.

From Belvidere, III., to Madison, Wis., 40 miles,

OFFICE at Madison, Wisconsin.

President, Leonard J. Farwell.

Secretary W. A. Earnst.

Asst. Secretary, W. M. Larrabee.

Treasurer, Simon Mills.

Chief-Engineer, John P. Ilsley.

13 DIEECTORS.

William H. Brown, Chicago,
William M. Larrabee,
Walter L. Newberry,
Julian S. Rumsey,
Edward I. Tinkham,
John B. Turner,
Leonard J. Farwell, Madison,
H. K. Lawrence,
Simon Mills,
Francis G. Tibbits,
William H. White,
John Hacker, Beloit,
E. A. Foot, Footville.

* BERLIN AND LAKE SUPERIOR RAILROAD.

From Berlin, Wis., to Lake Superior, — miles.
OFFICE at Berlin, Marquette Co., Wisconsin.

7 DIBECTOES.

President, J. B. Smith.

Secretary, J. V. Swetting.

Treasurer, D. H. Richards.

Chief-Engineer, Jesper Vliet.

D. D. Merrian, Berlin,

J. V. Swetting, "

S. Wheller,

D. H. Richards, Milwaukee,

J. B. Smith,

Jesper Vliet, "

Albert Smith, Bangor, Me.

The Chief-Engineer was directed to survey the line from Berlin to Lake Superior
early the ensuing season. No doubt is entertained of finding a cheap and practi-
cable route.

WISCONSIN.

149

* GREEN BAY, MILWAUKEE, AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD.

From Green Bay, Wis., to Chicago, Itt.^ — miles.

OFFICE at Milwaukee, "Wisconsin.

President,

Vice-President, . . ,

Secretary,

Measurer,

Superintendent, . .

. Chas. K. Watkins, Milwaukee.
.John V. Ayer, Kenosha.
.A. Gr. Leland, Milwaukee.
.C. E. Scofield, New- York.
.0. B. Hall.

9 DIRECTORS.

Milwaukee.

E. Button,

C. B. Hall, "

J. W. Haskins,

John T. Moody,

Charles K. Watkins, "

J. V. Ayer, Kenosha,

J. W. Stewart, Bridgeport, Ct.,

E. P. Bishop, New-York,

0. E. Scofield, "

LA CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE RAILROAD.

From the City of Milwaukee to Horicon, Portage City, and La

Crosse, 200 miles.
OFFICE, No. 332 Third street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

President, Byron Kilbourn.

Vice-President, Moses Kneeland.

Secretary, Levi BurnelL

Treasurer, James Ludington.

Superintendent, Byron Kilbourn.

Asst. Superintendent, . Walter Kittridge,

Chief-Engineer, William R. Sill.

Division Engineer, . . . D. J. Whittemore.

Resident Enaineers \ James F' Moore'
ers> \ Wallace M. Spear.

Attorney, Moses M. Strong.

Master of Machinery, E. M. Hall.

Ticket Agent, J. H. Burnell.

Gen. Agent, Stephen H. Alden.

15 DIRECTORS.

Stephen H. Alden,
Hiram Barber,
E. D. Clinton,
Edwin H. Goodrich,
Stoddard Judd,
Byron Kilbourn,
Moses Kneeland,
Russel S. Kneeland,
James Ludington,
Hugh McFarlane,
Samuel L. Rose,
Samuel T. Smith,
Chase A. Stevens,
Moses M. Strong,
Edwin Townsend.

E. Bridgeman,

CONDUCTORS o p
Passenger Trains,
freight Trains.

D. A. Olin.
Q. C. Olin.

150

WISCONSIN.

*LAKE SUPERIOR AND SOUTH-EAST RAILROAD.

From Fond du LOG to Ontonagon City, with Branches to Mar-
quette and to Cliff Mine and Copper Harbor, — miles.

OFFICE,

11 DIRECTORS.

Horatio Bigelow, Boston,
E. K. Collins, New- York,
James M. Cooper, Pittsburgh,
William J. Gordon, Cleveland,
J. W. Brooks, Detroit,
C. Wbittlesey, Houghton Co.,
Aug. Coburn, Ontonagon Co.,
C. T. Harvey, Marquette Co.,
Ex-Gov. Doty, Fond du Lac,

" Farwell, Madison, Wis.,
William B. Ogden, Chicago.

MADISON, PORTAGE CITY, AND LAKE SUPERIOR
RAILROAD.

From Madison, Wis., to Ontonagon, Lake Superior, — miles.
OFFICE at Portage City, Wis.

12 DIRECTORS.

President, , . .Leonard J. Farwell.

Secretary, Wm. A. Earnst.

Treasurer, D. J. Powers.

Chief-Engineer, Robert Harris.

Division Engineer, . .Oliver P. Rice.
Attorney, Asa C. Ketchum.

Leonard J. Farwell, Madison,

B. F. Hopkins,

Simeon Mills, "

D. J. Powers, "

Wm. A. White,

H. S. Haskell, Portage City,

Asa C. Ketchum, "

Henry Merrill, "

H. B. Munn, "

N. H. Wood, "

Geo. W. Gate, Stevens' Point,

W. D. Mclndoc, Warsaw.

WISCONSIN.

101

*MILWAUKEE AND BELOIT RAILROAD.

From Milwaukee to Beloit, — miles.

OFFICE,

President, Edward H. Ball

Secretary, A. 0. Babcock.

Treasurer, Sewall Andrews.

9 DIRECTORS.

A. H. Barnes, Delavan,
E. H. Ball, East-Troy,
Sewall Smith, "
Edward Elderkin, Elkhorn,
Wm. J. Whaling, Milwaukee,
Sewall Andrews, Mukwonago,
J. D. Reymert, Muskego,
Jesse Meacham, Troy,
Pruciua Putnam, Vernon.

MILWAUKEE AND WATERTOWN RAILROAD.

From Milwaukee to Watertown, Wis., 45 miles.
OFFICE, Corner East- Water and Huron streets, Milwaukee.

President,

Secretary and Treas.,

Superintendent and j

Chief-Engineer, )

Attorneys, -J

Road-Master,

Master of Transp., . .
Master of Machinery,
Gen. Ticket Agent, .

Ticket Agents, ....

William B. Hibbard.
I. L. Hathaway.

E. Q. Sewell, Jr.

Finch & Lynde,
Brown & Ogden.
Truman H. Judd,
,D. C. Freeman.
.0. S. Martin.

F. B. Hudson.
D. McDonald,
H. Shoreman,
A. L. Palmer,
S. N. Gibbs,
W, Whiting,
A. B. Gardner,

F. Schroudenbach.

13 DIRECTORS.

Eliphalet Cramer, Milwaukee,

Hans Crocker,

Cyrus Hawley,

William B. Hibbard,

Dr. James Johnson,

Alex. Mitchell,

Daniel Newhall,

John S. Rockwell,

John H. Tweedy,

Wm. M. Dennis, Watertown,

Daniel Jones,

Albert L. Pritchard,

John A. Elliott, Columbus,

C. Lathrop,

CONDUCTORS OF

Passenger Trains.
Freight Trains,

E, A. Fowler.
I. W. Crippin.

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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE AND HORICON RAILROAD.

From Horicon to Berlin, 42 miles.
OFFICE, Kneeland's Block, Bast-Water street, Milwaukee.

President, John B. Smith.]

Secretary, I. N. Mason.

Treasurer, D. H. Richards.

Superintendent and } y V1}

Chief-Engineer,, f Jasper Vliet.
Resident Engineer, . . . Wm. E. Howard.

7 DIEECTOES.

Jessup Alvord,
J. Bowen,
J. F. Heazlit,
Daniel H. Richards,
John B. Smith,
Garret Vliet,
Jesper Vliet.

MILWAUKEE AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.

From Milwaukee, Wis., to Prairie du Chien, on Mississippi
River, 190 miles. 103 miles in operation.

OFFICE, No. 8 Wall street, New- York. COMPANY'S OFFICE in Depot Buildings,

Milwaukee.

President, .......... John Catlin.

Vice-President, ..... G-eo. H. Walker.

Secretary, .......... Wm. ' Taintor.

Treasurer, .......... Anson Eldred.

Assistant Sup., ...... S. S. Merrill.

Register, ........... John J. Hill.

Resident Enaineers i B< R Edgerton> Madison,

er5' \ J. F. Dodge, Janesville.
Attorney, .......... Asahel Finch, Jr.

Road-Master, ....... E. H. Brodhead.

Master of Machinery, Wm. F. Fuller.
Gen. Ticket Agent, . . . Samuel K. Platt.
Gen. Freight Agent, . .George B. French.
iMst-Baggage Agent, .James Holton.

E. C. Brown,
J. L. French,

Lewis Bryles,
Samuel Chase,
Geo. Church,
Wm. Herrick,

17 DIRECTORS.

Hans Crocker, Milwaukee,
Anson Eldred,
Asahel Finch, Jr.,
Edward D. Holton,
Geo. H. Walker,
Erastus R. Wolcott,
Hercules L. Dousman, Crawfd.,
John Catlin, Dane County,
Nelson Dewey, Grant,
Joseph Goodrich, Rock,
S. C. Hall, Walworth,
Adam E. Ray, "
Edmd. D. Ch'nton, Waukesha,
Stephen H. Alden, New- York,
E. L. Dimock,
Brooks Dunwiddie,
Francis J. Tibbits.

CONDUCTORS OF

) Passenger (
f Trains, \

Freight
Trains.

D. A. Olin,
Geo. E. Price.

Wm. Layton,
L. May,

Chas. Robinson,
Benjamin Tombs.

WISCONSIN.

153

MINERAL POINT RAILROAD.

From Mineral Point, Iowa Co., Wis., to Warren, Jo. Daviess
Co., HI., 32 miles.

OFFICE, Mineral Point, Wis.

President, Parley Eaton.

Secretary, William T. Henry.

Treasurer, Francis Vivian.

Chief-Engineer, Charles Temple.

Division Engineer, . . .L. H. Warren.
Attorney, Isaac E. Messmore.

8 DIRECTORS.

John Bracken,
Montgomery M. Cothren,
Hamilton H. Gray,
John M. Keep,
Henry Koop,
James Noble,
Moses M. Strong,
Francis Vivian.

The road is in progress of construction, to be completed by 1st of Dec., 1856.

PRAIRIE DU CHIEN AND LA CROSSE RAILROAD.

From Prairie du Chien to La Crosse, 60 miles.
OFFICE, No. 1 Front street, La Crosse, Wis.

President, Thomas B. Stoddard.

Vice-President, Cyrus K. Lord.

Secretary, Samuel D. Hastings.

Treasurer, John M. Levy.

Superintendent, Chase A. Stevens.

Chief -Engineer, Eben. B. Pike.

Gen. Ticket Agent, . . .Cyrus K. Lord.

15 DIRECTORS.

*E. D. Campbell, La Crosse,
*Samuel D. Hastings,
John M. Levy,
Cyrus K. Lord,
*William E. Potter,
*Benj. W. Reynolds,
Francis M. Rublee,
Chase A. Stevens,
*Thomas B. Stoddard, '
Benj. Pringle, Batavia, N. Y.,
Nelson Dewey, Cassville, Wis..
William Bross, Chicago,
Hercules L. Dousman, Prairie

du Chien,

Jas. Fisher, Prairie du Chien,
Charles Warner, Warner's

Landing, Wis.

This Company was organized Oct. 15, 1855. The engineers were to commence
the survey of the route about the 1st Feb., or as soon as they are through with
another contract upon which they were engaged.

* Executive Committee.

WISCONSIN.

RACINE AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.

From JKacine, TFi's., to Freeport, III., 103 miles.
OFFICES, No. 98 Main street, Racine ; TO Beaver street, New- York.

President, ..........

Vice-President,
Secretary, .........

Treasurer, .........

Auditor, ...........

Chief-Engineer and )
Superintendent, f
Consulting Engineer,

Attorney,
Road-Master,
Master of Machinery,

E. F. Barnes.

Henry S. Durand.
John Dickson.

A. J. Redburn.
William M. Ferine.
Simeon D. Clough.
T T p .

i-

R. B. Mason.

J. T. Foster,

B. F. George,
Sayres G. Knight.
Marshall M. Strong.
John L. Apgar,
George Mores.

13 DIBECTORS.

Lucius G. Fisher, Beloit,
William T. Goodhue, "
John Williams, Darien,
William C. Allen, Delavan.
Thomas J. Turner, Freeport,
Simeon D. Clough, Racine,
John Dickson,
Henry S. Durand,
Charles Herrick,
Alexander McClurg,
Elisha Raymond,
Marshall M. Strong,
Francis W. Merrill, Rockton.

CONDUCTORS OF
Passenger Trains.

George Cragg.

*SHEBOYGAN AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.

From

OFFICE,

President, J. F. Kirkland.

Secretary, Charles B. Morris.

Treasurer, A. P. Lyman.

Financial Agents, ( G. P. Hiller, by City Comm'rs,
to negotiate Bonds, \ B. Williams, by Co. Comm'rs.

12 DIRECTORS.

Thomas Fegan, Sheboygan,
W. W. King,
J. F. Kirkland,

A. P. Lyman,
Henry Otten,
D. Taylor,

B. Williams,
V. B. Young,

John Bannister, Fond du Lac.
M. J. Thomas, "

R. H. Hotchkiss, Plymouth,
B. N. Smith, »

WISCONSIN.

155

ni

*WINNEBAGO RAILROAD.

OFFICE at Milwaukee, Wis.

President, John Fitzgerald.

Secretary, William Luscher.

13 DIRECTORS.

a. Bouck,
Edward Eastman,
R.P. Elighme,
John Fitzgerald,
Nelson Fletcher,
B. S. Henning,
E. Hubbard,
*A. G. Lull,
G-. N. Lyman,
*G. W. Mitchell,
George H. Read,
WiUiam Starr,
*George F. Wright.

The Executive Committee of the Winnebago Railroad Co., in accordance with
powers conferred by the Board of Directors, have entered into contract with Messrs.
C. S. Leonard & Co., for the construction of the entire superstructure of the road
from this place to Ripon. The contract is one highly favorable to the Company,
the stipulated terms being $4500 per mile for doing all the work, and furnishing all
materials, except rails, chairs, and spikes. This includes grading, grubbing, ditch-
ing, bridges, culverts, and other masonry, furnishing the ties, laying the track, and
ballasting. The contractors are highly recommended as men of ability and expe-
rience, who will push forward the work with energy. They will commence opera-
tions at once by procuring the ties and other materials, and as soon as the frost is
out of the ground, an effective force of men will be employed on the grading and
other work along the line.

By this contract, the entire cost of this work will be less than $90,000, for one
half of which sum the contractors are to take the bonds of the Company at their
par value. — Oshkosh Courier.

* WISCONSIN CENTRAL RAILROAD.

From

OFFICE,
President, Le Grand Rockwell.

13 DIRECTORS.

Orrin Lunt, Chicago,

B. W. Raymond, "

C. M. Town, Elgin, 111.,
L. G. Rockwell, Elkhorn,

Goodell, Geneva,

James Haskins, "

E. C. Hulburt, Jefferson,

J. E. Holmes,

A. Rice, Lake Mills,

Lewis, Columbus,

J. S. Perkins, Waterloo,
Rufus Cheney, Jr., Whitewater,
Eleazer Wakeley, "

* Executive Committee.

156

IOWA.

IOWA.

BURLINGTON AND MISSOURI RIVER RAILROAD.

From Burlington, Iowa, to the Missouri River, 300 miles.
OFFICE at Burlington, Iowa.

9 DIRECTORS.

President, I. C. Hall.

Secretary, Oliver Cock.

Treasurer, John G. Foote.

Chief-Engineer, H. Theilson.

Attorney, ........... David Eorer.

A. W. Carpenter,
W. F. Coolbaugh,

James Hawley,
Robert McElbinny,
E. D. Rand,
A, Saunders,
Jesse Williams.

This road is graded to the town of Mount Pleasant, twenty-eight miles west of
Burlington, the rails are being laid, and the road will be finished to that point by
the first of May. The contractors have a locomotive and a number of platform-cars
on the road; they are pushing the work. Iron sufficient for twenty miles has been
received. The balance is in transit.

* CHICAGO, IOWA, AND NEBRASKA RAILROAD.

From Clinton to Cedar Rapids, Linn Co., Iowa, 80 miles.
OFFICE,

President, Charles "Walker, Chicago.

Vice-President James Purdy.

Chief-Engineer, Milo Smith.

10 DIRECTORS.

H. A. Tucker, Chicago,
Charles Walker, "
William Greene, Cedar Rapids,
John Weare, Jr., "

James Purdy, Mansfield, 0.,
L. B. Crocker, Oswego, N. Y.,
V. D. Bonesteel, Poughkeep-

sie, N. Y.,

T. T. Davis, Syracuse, N. Y.,
Austin Myers,
John Butterfield, Utica, N. Y.

The line of road marked out forms a direct route from Chicago, through the heart
of Iowa and Nebraska, toward the South Pass, beginning on the Mississippi river,
near the terminus of the Galena (Dixon) Air-Line, and connecting Central Iowa and
Nebraska with Chicago.

IOWA.

157

DEMOINE NAVIGATION AND RAILROAD COMPANY.

From

OFFICE, No. 18 "William street, New-York.

President, "William C. Johnson.

Secretary and Treas., Alvah Hunt.
Chief-Engineer, Edward H. Tracy.

9 DIEECTOES.

*Edwin C. Litchfield, N. Y.,
*Elisha C. Litchfield, Cazeno-

via, N. Y.,
Henry Ten Eyck, Cazenovia,

N. Y.,

*John Stryker, Rome, N. Y.,
*0rv. Clark, Sandy Hill, N.Y.,
*Will. C. Johnson, Utica, N.Y.,
Porter Kibbe,
Horatio Seymour, "
Henry O'Rielly, Ottumwa, lo.

KEOKUK, FORT DES MOINES, AND MINNESOTA
RAILROAD.

From KeoJcuk to Fort Des Moines, 152 miles, but only at work on
1st Division, to Benton's Point, which will be running in 1856,

38|- miles.

OFFICE, No. 86 Main street, Keokuk, Iowa.

President, Hugh T. Reid.

Secretary and Treas., William Leighton.

Chief-Engineer, S. Dwight Eaton.

Division Engineer, . . .A. A. Rice.j

10 DIEECTOES.

Arthur Bridgman,'
Thomas W. Clagett,
Samuel R. Curtis,
John M. Hiatt,
David W. Kilbourne,
Edward Kilbourne,
John McCune,
William S. McGavic,
Charles Parsons,
C. H. Perry.

* Executive Committee.

158

IOWA.

*KEOKUK, MOUNT PLEASANT, AND MUSCATINE
RAILROAD.

Ffom the City of Keokiik, on the Mississippi River, through

Mount Pleasant, to the City of Muscatine, Iowa, — miles.

OFFICE at Mount Pleasant, Henry County, Iowa.

President, Laurin Dewey. 11 DIRECTORS.

Secretary, Chauncey Nash.

Treasurer, Charles Parsons. Euben Allen, Mount Pleasant,

Engineer, J. A. McDowell. *Laurin Dewey,

General Agent, J. K. Hornish. John B. Lash,

C. N. McDowell,
John H. Randolph,
Robert Wilson,

Frank Ballinger, Keokuk,
*John M. Hiatt, "

*David M. Kilbourne, "
Saml. Springer, Columbus City,
John A. Parvin, Muscatine.

The road is completed and the iron laid for about twenty miles from the railroad
bridge at Davenport, opposite Rock Island ; thence to Muscatine the road-bed is
finished, and the iron going down.

MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI RAILROAD.

From Davenport, Scott County, Iowa,

souri River, 310
OFFICE,

President, . , John A. Dix.

Vice-President, Ebenezer Cook.

Secretary, Hiram Price.

Treasurer, Azariah C. Flagg.

Superintendent, John E. Henry.

Chief-Engineer, B. B. Brayton.

Division Engineer, . . S. B. Reed.

Attorney, N. B. Judd.

Road-Master, John R. Boyle.

Master of Transp., . . . Addison Day.
Master of Machinery, . Cyrus Bradley.
Gen. Ticket Agent, . . .Horatio L. Sargent.

CONDUCTORS OF
H. D. Harris, Passenger Trains. Richard Jones.

Freight Trains. George Freshour.

This road is now finished from Davenport to Iowa City, 55 miles ; with a branch
to Muscatine, 38 miles.

to Council Bluffs, on Mis-
miles.

9 DIRECTORS.

Ebenezer Cook,
John A. Dix,
Thomas C. Durant, .'
George Green,
Thomas M. Isett,
N. B. Judd,
William B. Ogden,
Joseph E. Sheffield,
William Walcott.

* Executive Committee.

TEXAS — MISCELLANEOUS.

159

<ffr

TEXAS.

GALVESTON, HOUSTON, AND HENDERSON
RAILROAD.

From Galveston to Houston, and from Houston to Henderson,

215 miles.

OFFICE, No. 49 Wall street, New- York, and Galveston, Texas.

President, Kichard B. KimbalL

Secretary, M. Giblin.

Treasurer, John H. Hand.

Chief-Engineer, James C. Converse.

Consulting Engineer, . Tipton "Walker.

Ass. Engineer, William J. Reid.

Counsellor, Milton M. Potter.

5 DIRECTORS.

Richard B. Kimball, N. York,
John H. Hand,
Aaron H. Bean, "

Win. C. Lacy, Galveston, Ts.,
Wm. J. Valentine, Paris, Fr.

MISCELLANEOUS.

PANAMA RAILROAD.

From Aspinwatt to Panama, 48 miles.
OFFICE, Tontine Building, corner of Wall and Water streets, New- York.

President, David Hoadley.

Secretary, Francis Spies.

Treasurer, A. Hoffman.

Superintendent, A. I. Center.

Chief -Engineer, George M. Tottea.

13 DIRECTORS.

William H. Aspinwall,
Edwin Bartlett,
Henry Chauncey,
Henry A. Coit,
Samuel W. Comstock,
David Hoadley,
Gouverneur Kemble,
Gazaway B. Lamar,
Cornelius W. Lawrence,
Thomas W. Ludlow,
Joseph B. Varnum,
William Whitewright, Jr.,
Edward I. Woolsey.

160

MISCELLANEOUS.

MOBILE AND GIRARD RAILROAD.

From. Mobile to Girard, Ala., opposite Columbus, Go,., — miles.

OFFICE at Columbus, Georgia.

7 DIRECTORS.

President, John H. Howard.

Secretary and Treas.,Wa].ton B. Harris.

Chief-Engineer, B. E. Wells.

Res. Eng. and Supi.,.T&. A. Hardoway.

Homer Blackmon,
T. H. Dawson,
John H. Howard,
Arnold Scale.
(3 vacancies.)

MILLEDGEVILLE AND EATONTON RAILROAD.

From Gordon to Eatonton, Ga., 38 miles.
OFFICE at Eatonton, Georgia.

5 DIRECTORS.

President, M. Dennis.

Secretary, J. Adams.

Treasurer, L. C. Dennis.

D. R. Adams,
W. B. Carter,
J. A. Cogburn,
W. A. Gorley,
S. B. Marshall.

*TROY AND GREENFIELD RAILROAD.

From Troy, N~. Y., to Greenfield, Mass., 32 miles.

OFFICE,
President, D. N. Carpenter, (acting.) 7 DIRECTORS.

J. C. Converse, Boston,
Alvah Crocker, Fitchburg,

D. N. Carpenter, Greenfield,
J. E. Marshall, North- Adams,

E. W. Serrell, New- York,

Gen. Potter, Pownall,Vt.,

Eb. Maynard, Shelburne Falls.

MISCELLANEOUS.

161

* ALBANY NORTHERN RAILROAD.

From Albany to Eagle Bridge, N~. !Fi, 32 miles.

OFFICE, No. 552 Broadway, Albany.

George A. Thacher.

Secretary and Treas., Orlando Meads.
Superintendent, George H. Clark.

13 DIRECTORS.

Henry Bleecker,
Gilbert C. Davidson,
Wm. Eggleston,
Peter Gansevoort,
M. J. Hallenbeck,
E. E. Kendrick,
Orlando Meads,
Lansing Pruyn,
Wm. N. Strong,
George H. Thacher,
Chauncey Vibbard,
C. P. Williams,
James A. Wilson.

* BUFFALO AND ALLEGHANY VALLEY RAILROAD.

From Buffalo to Yorkshire, or China, near the Pennsylvania
State Line, 30 miles.

OFFICE at East- Aurora, Erie County, N-. T.
(Merged in the Buffalo and Pittsburgh Railroad, see page 32.)

13 DIRECTOKB.

President, Albert L. Baker.

Secretary and Treas., Aaron Riley.

Jabez Allen,
*Albert L. Baker,
Bela. H. Colegrove,
George H. Lapham,
Lewis Marsh,
J. M. Paine,
Robert Parson,
Cephas J. Parker,
Aaron Riley,
Philip D. Riley,
Wm. C. Russell,
Charles 0. Shepard,
*Wm. Wallace.

* Have sent in their resignations, but not accepted.

11

162

MISCELLANEOUS.

* CANANDAIGUA AND ELMIRA RAILROAD.

From Canandaigua to Jefferson, N~. Y.y 47 miles.
OFFICE at Canandaigua, Ontario Co., New-York.

President, Simeon Benjamin.

Secretary, Francis "Wilson Paul.

Treasurer, Marvin Beeman.

Engineer and Supt., . ."William G-. Lapham.

13 DIRECTORS.

Marvin Beeman,
Simeon Benjamin,
Henry B. Bennett,
Thomas P. Brown,
Henry C. Collins,
J. P. Giraud Foster,
Samuel G. Gage,
James Harris,
Amos Jones,
Francis Wilson Paul,
Oliver Phelps,
Eben Smith,
George Wagoner.

*CHEMUNG RAILROAD.

From Jefferson to Junction, 17£ miles.
OFFICE, No. 38 Dey street, New- York.

Peter Tracy.

Vice-President, Robert Bayard.

Secretary and Treas., Isaac Otis.

13 DIRECTORS.

John Arnot,
Josiah W. Baker,
Robert Bayard,
Simeon Bayard,
William N. Clark,
Ebenezer Jackson,
John J. Langrave,
David S. Manners,
Isaac Otis,
Frederick Pentz,
J. S. T. Stranahan,
Peter Tracy,
Willim W. Wicks.

Leased, first, to the New- York and Erie Railroad Co., and by the latter to the
Canandaigua and Elmira Railroad Co., until January 15, 1860. Operated by the
C. andE. R. R. Co.

MISCELLANEOUS.

163

*ERIE AND NEW-YORK CITY RAILROAD.

From, Junction N. Y. and Erie Railroad, near the mouth of Lit-
tle Valley Creek, to N. Y. and Pa. State Line, 63£ miles.
OFFICK at Jamestown, Chautauque County, N. T.

13 DIRECTORS.

Vice-President, William Hall.

Secretary, Warner D. Shaw.

Treasurer, Robert Newland.

Engineer, Thomas Hassard.

Sardius Steward, Blockville,
E. E. Fenton, Frewsburgh,
Aug. F. Allen, Jamestown,
Sumner Allen, "

Henry Baker, "

William Hall,
Warner D. Shaw, "
Horace Greeley, New- York,
William A. Hall, "
John Steward, Panama,
Thad. S. Sheldon, Randolph,
B. Chamberlain, E. Randolph,
Timothy Parker, Sherman.

FLUSHING RAILROAD.

From Hunter's Point to Flushing, Long Island, 8 miles.

OFFICE at Flushing.

President,

Secretary, ....
Treasurer, ....
Superintendent,

.William Smart.
. Samuel B. Parsons.
.David S. Williams.
.William M. Smith.

13 DIRECTORS.

Joseph W. Allen,
Stephen Barker,
Jonathan Crane,
John C. Jackson,
Joseph H. King,
John D. Locke,
Samuel B. Parsons,
Isaac Peck,
Andrew Scott,
William Smart,
James Strong,
Aaron C. Underbill,
David S. Williams.

164

MISCELLANEOUS.

* HUDSON AND BOSTON RAILROAD,

From Hudson to Chatham, 1 7 miles.
OFFICE at Hudson, Columbia Co., N. T.

Pres. and Supt., . . ,

Secretary,

Treasurer,

Engineer, ,

.George H. Power.
.John T. Olcott.
. Stephen Fairbanks.
. J. T. Waterman.

13 DIRECTORS.

Robert A. Barnard,
Chester W. Chapin,
Stephen Fairbanks,
Thomas L. Green,
Hamilton Harris,
Killian Miller,
Thomas B. Olcott,
Anson Phelps,
George H. Power,
John H. Reynolds,
Stephen 0. Shephard,
Josiah W. Stickney,
William H. Swift.

This road was a part of the Hudson and Berkshire Railroad, was sold at auction,
purchased and now owned by the Western Railroad Company.

* LEBANON (N. Y.) SPRINGS RAILROAD.

From Chatham Four-Corners to JBennington^ Vi., 52 miles.
OFFICE, No. 7 Nassau street, Now- York.

President, Moses Y. Tilden.

Treas. and Secretary, R. C. Root.
Engineer, Martin Green

13 DIRECTORS.

George Barker,
Asahel Booth,
David Campbell,
Sylvanus Carpenter,
Samuel H. Cornell,
John Harper,
James E. Kelley,
Benjamin F. Mills,
Gouverneur Morris,
R. C. Root,
Moses Y. Tilden,
Samuel J. Tilden,
Samuel Wilber.

Road unfinished and work suspended.

MISCELLANEOUS.

165

* NEW-YORK AND NEW-ROCHELLE RAILROAD.

From New -York to New-Rochelle^ 40 miles.
OFFICE, No. 40 "Wall street, New-York, (care of George T. Adee.)

13 DIRECTOES.

President, Oliver Slate, Jr.

Treasurer, ..... George S. Bobbins.

George T. Adee,
William H. Bomic,
Lewis B. Brown,
Bayard Clark,
Andrew Findlay,
Edward Haight,
Richard R. Morris.
Denton Pearsall,
Philip Schuyler,
Alfred Seaton,
Oliver Slate, Jr.,
William Watson,
(1 vacancy.)

From Suspension Bridge to Youngstown, N~. Y.,
OFFICE at Niagara Falls, N. Y.

miles,

President, George Wright.

Secretary, John 0. Sibley.

Treasurer, W. S. Mallory.

EngineerandSv.pt.,. .R. N. Brown.

12 DIRECTORS.

Robert Bayard,
A. S. Diven,
W. H. Doyle,
H. H. Johnson,
John S. King,
W. S. Mallory,
John Porter,
Benjamin Pringle,
Samuel Rand,
John C. Sibley,
L. J. Stancliffe,
George Wright.

166

MISCELLANEOUS.

From Oswego to Troy, N. Y., 160 miles.

OFFICE at Oswego, N. T.

President, .
Secretary,
Treasurer,
Engineerf .

. Lucius B. Crocker.
.Leander Babcock.
.DelosDe Wolf.
."Win. Parker.

13 DIBECTOKS.

Leander Babcock,
Simeon Bates,
James C. Converse,
Lucius B. Crocker,
Delos De Wolf,
John A. Griswold,
Dewitt C. Littlejohn,
David Moulton,
Myron Pardee,
William Rood,
John Stryker,
Jefferson Tillinghast,
Edward Wells,

* SACKET'S HARBOR AND SARATOGA RAILROAD.
From Socket's Harbor to Saratoga Springs, N. Y., 182 miles.

OFFICE, No. 24 William street, New- York.

13 DIRECTORS.

Vice-President, Charles A. Macy.

Secretary, Edmund D. Saxton.

Treasurer, George W. Stanton, Jr.

Chief-Engineer, A. P. Edwards.

Geo. W. Stanton, Jr., Albany,

Geo. H. Thatcher,

John R. Briggs, N. Y. City,

William Chauncey,

Lucien D. Coman,

Lowell Holbrook,

Pisher Howe,

David Leavitt,

Charles A. Macy,

E. B. Wesley,

Leroy M. Wiley,

Robert Spier, W.-Milton, N.Y .

E. M. Gilbert, Utica.

A new election is about to be held, but the result was not known in time.

MISCELLANEOUS.

167

* SARATOGA AND SCHENECTADY RAILROAD.

From Saratoga Springs to Schenectady, JV. Fi, 21 miles.

OFFICE,

President, L. G-. B. Cannon.

Secreta/ry and Treas., Edmund Schriver.
Superintendent, L. H. Tupper.

9 DIRECTORS.

L. G-. B. Cannon,
John Cramer,
E. T. Gale,
I. Knickerbacker, Jr.,
John P. Nazro,
Sylvester Norton,
Geo. M. Tibbits,
W. H. "Warren,
Thomas White.

Leased to the Eensselaer and Saratoga Railroad Company.

*SODUS POINT AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

From Sodus Point to Junction with Canandaigua and Elmira
Railroad, 35 miles.

President, . .
Secretary, . .
Treasurer, .

OFFICE at Newark, Wayne County, N. T.

.Albert Banta.
.Stephen Culver.
.Horace Blackman.

13 DIRECTORS.

Albert Banta,
James P. Barthe,
Horace Blackman,
Wm. D. Cook,
Albert F. Cressy,
Samuel E. Hudson,
Stephen Culver,
Andrew 0. Lamereux.
Rhoderick Price,
Edward Sentoll,
Stephen Tinklepaugh,
John Trissler,
Wm. W. Woodward.

168

MISCELLANEOUS.

*TROY AND BENNINGTON RAILROAD.

From Junction at Norih-Hoosiok to State JLine, 5£ miles.
OFFICE at Troy, Rensselaer Co., N. Y.

President, Lyman Bennett.

Secretary and Treas.,Q. M. Shelden.
Superintendent, Isaac V. Baker.

13 DIRECTORS.

L. A. BattershaU,
Lyman Bennett,
I. M. Corliss,
Uri Gilbert,
Elias Johnson,
Joel Mallary,
D. S. McNamara,
Charles H. Merritt,
A. B. Olin,
Russell Sage,
a. M. Selden,
P. S. Shrieves,
Henry Tater.

Leased to the Troy and Boston Railroad Co., for twenty years, with privilege of
purchase at cost.

*TROY AND GREENBUSH RAILROAD.

From Troy to East- Albany, N. Y., 6 miles.

OFFICE at Troy, Rensselaer Co., N. T.

President, Jonathan Edwards.

Secreta/ry, Henry R. Hubbell.

Treasurer, Philander Wells.

Superintendent, E. S. Morgan.

13 DlEECTOES.

Nathan Appleton,
David Buell, Jr.,
Winthrop W. Cheney,
Jonathan Edwards,
John B. Gale,
Jonas C. Heartt,
Henry R, Hubbell,
Elias Johnson,
Jacob L. Lane,
Hanford W. Lockwood,
James M. Robbins,
John L. Thompson,
Philander Wells.

Leased by the Hudson River Railroad Company.

MISCELLANEOUS.

169

*TROY AND RUTLAND RAILROAD.

From Eagle Bridge to Salem, 17^ miles.

OFFICE,

President, Orlando Meads.

Sec. and Treas., J. M. Lovett.

Receiver, James B. Jermain.

12 DIRECTORS.

C. W. Bender,
Wm. E. Bleecker,
Alex. Davidson,
E. E. Kendrick,
I. M. Lovett,
Henry H. Martin,
Jarvis Martin,
James McNaughton,
Orlando Meads,
Vischer Ten Eyck,
George H. Thacher,
James A. "Wilson.

* TROY (N. Y.) UNION RAILROAD.

Owned by the four ^Railroad Companies running from Troy, and

lused by them in common, 2 miles.

OFFICE in Depot, at Troy, IT. T.

13 DIRECTOBS.

President, George Gould.

Treas. and Secretary, James Forsytb.
Superintendent, Alexander McCoy.

Isaac V. Baker,
George H. Cramer,
George Gould,
John A. Griswold,
Alexander G. HaLsted,
Jonas C. Heartt,
Elias Plum,
Charles E. Richards,
Daniel Robinson,
Russell Sage, *
John L. Thompson,
George H. Warren,
Jared S. Weed.

170

MISCELLANEOUS.

* WASHINGTON COUNTY (N. Y.) CENTRAL
RAILROAD.

From

OFFICE,

President, John Lee, Cambridge.

Vice-President, John T. Masters, Greenwich.

Secretary and Treas., Le Roy Mowry, "

13 DIRECTORS.

Edwin Andrews.
Anson Bigelow,
Adam Cotrell,
"Walden Eddy,
Frederick A. Gale.
Henry Holmes,
John Lee,
John T. Masters,
Henry R. McLean,
Le Roy Mowry,
Mayo Pond,
John "Waite,
Thomas "Whiteside.

Three routes surveyed, contemplating an union with the Troy and Boston or
Albany Northern Railroad. Construction not yet commenced.

* SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD, NEW-YORK CITY.

From Peck Slip to Harlem, 9 miles.
OFFICE,

President, Denton Pearsall. 13 DIRECTORS.

Secretary, Philip C. Rogers.

Treasurer, "William Coleman. "William Coleman,

Engineer, Edward Boyle. R. H. Goff,

Superintendent, Daniel J. Sherwood. Charles H. Hawkins,

Charles Miller,
James B. Mulligan,
Denton Pearsall,
Zophar Pearsall,
A. B. Rapelye,
E. P. Rogers,
D. J. Sherwood,
J. C. Skaden,
A. "W. Soule,
William L. Soulc.

MISCELLANEOUS.

171

* EIGHTH AVENUE RAILROAD, NEW-YORK CITY.

From Barclay street to Fifty-Ninth street, 4i miles.
OFFICE, corner of Eighth Avenue and Forty-ninth street, New- York.

13 DIRECTORS.

President, George Law.

Secretary and Treas., David Palmer.
Superintendent, Oliver Charlick.

George 0. Batterman,
Oliver Charlick,
Robert Christie, Jr.,
Frederick T. Hayes,
William H. Hayes,
Jacob Hays,
George Law,
James Murphy,
David Palmer,
John Pettigrew,
Edward B. St. John,
Miner C. Story.
(1 vacancy.)

* PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE CENTRAL
RAILROAD.

From Philadelphia to Baltimore, 85 miles.

OFFICE,

President, Franklin Taylor.

Secretary, E. Y. Dickey.

Treasurer, Samuel J. Dickey.

Chief-Engineer, T. E. Sickles.

Estimated cost of the road, $2,000,000.
sylvania under contract.

12 DIRECTORS.

George P. Cook,
Samuel Dickey,
Lewis Gause,
Gerard Gover,
Mark A. Hodgson,
Cheyney Hoskins,
Job H. Jackson,
John M. Kelton,
James R. Ramsay,
John Richards,
Joseph Roman,
Isaac Watkin.

Thirty-six miles in the State of Penn-

172 MISCELLANEOUS.

WINCHESTER AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

From Winchester to Harper's Ferry, Va., 32 miles.

OFFICE at Winchester, Ya,

President, William L. Clark.

Secretary, William L. Bent.

Treasurers and For- ) John Geo. Heist, Winchester,

warding Agents, ) Henry Brown, Harper's Ferry.
Sup. of Road, James Megans.

1 DIRECTORS.

William B. Baker,
Henry M. Brent,
A. S. Baldwin,
Andrew Hunter,
James M. Mason,
Dr. H. H. McGuire,
James P. Riely.

AMERICAN CENTRAL RAILWAY.

A Convention was held at Fort Wayne, Ind., hi December, 1855, and was organ-
ized by the appointment of

A. Plumer, Pres. Yenango, Pa., Railroad Co., as President.

Vice-Presidents.

E. C. Schenck, of Ohio, Lott Bayliss, of Indiana,

Yan R. Humphrey, " William Fisher, of Illinois,

Prof. H. N. Day, " Levi Chase, of New-York,

Dr. H. F. Cheever, of Iowa.

Secretaries.
E. C. Wilson, of Pennsylvania. W. B. Brinsmade, of Massachusetts.

The following railroads were represented :

Yenango, in Pennsylvania.

Clinton Line, and Clinton Line Extension, in Ohio.

Tiffin and Fort Wayne, in Ohio and Indiana.

Fort Wayne and Mississippi, in Indiana.

Western Air Line, in Illinois.

Philadelphia, Fort Wayne, and Platte River Air Line, in Iowa.

Platte Yalley and Pacific, in Nebraska.

These companies were represented by numerous delegates, composing a large and
most respectable body. The information communicated was of the most interesting
nature. The roads represented form a continuous chain of railway from Pennsyl-
vania to the "western line of Nebraska Territory, a distance of nine hundred and
twenty miles in the States, not including the roads east of the Yenango, nor the road
across Nebraska Territory. Practically, the line represented reaches, in one almost
incredibly direct course, from the Atlantic to the summit of the Rocky Mountains.
Portions of this line in each of the States west of Pennsylvania, and on each char-
tered road, are now graded, ready for the superstructure ; each line is in progress of
construction, and nearly the whole is under contract. The line, as reported offi-
cially by the several companies, has no gradient exceeding 52.8 feet to the mile,
from the Atlantic to Council Bluffs, and these gradients are rare, and for compara-
tively short distances. The curvature is also remarkably light, and the reported
cost of construction of the road-bed low.

The Convention adopted the name of the AMERICAN CENTRAL RAILWAY, to desig-
nate the whole chain.

MISCELLANEOUS.

173

EVANSVILLE, INDIANAPOLIS, AND CLEVELAND
STRAIGHT LINE RAILROAD.

From Evansville to Indianapolis, 155 miles.

OFFICE at Indianapolis, Indiana.

President, Oliver H. Smith.

Vice-President, Henry D. Allis.

Secretary and Treas., James Green.

Chief-Engineer, Henry C. Moore.

Ass. Engineer, John L. Shank.

Contractors, "Willard, Carpenter & Co.

11 DIRECTORS.

Asahel C. Page, Daviess Co.,
John J. Chandler, Evansville,
Jas. "W. Cockrum, Gibson Co.,
Joseph Lyons, Green Co.,
Oliver H. Smith, Indianapolis,
John A. Reitz, Lamasco,
P. M. Blankenship, Morgan Co.,
John H. Johnson, Owen Co.,
Alexander Leslie, Pike Co.,
Hy. D. Allis, Vanderburgh Co.,
Jeremiah Smith, "Winchester.

Organized in 1853, under the general laws of the State of Indiana. The whole
line under contract, including iron and all other materials, with all the depot and
other buildings, at $30,000 per mile, payable in bonds and stocks at par. Avail-
able means, $3,304,808.

CINCINNATI, UNION, AND FORT WAYNE
RAILROAD.

From Fort "Wayne to Union, Ind., 65f miles.

OFFICE,

President, Jeremiah Smith.

Secretary, Wm. P. Debolt, Union City.

Treasurer, Jonas Votaw,

Chief-Engineer,
Asst. Engineers,

, .Robert M. Patterson.
. J. H. Shedd,
.Samuel Thompson.

9 DIRECTORS.

George Carlisle, Cincinnati, 0.,
Joseph Crabbs, Decatur, Ind.,
Samuel S. Mickle,
Joseph D. Nuttman, "
J. M. Haynes, Jay C. H., Ind.,
Robert Huey, " "

Theoph. Wilson, New-Corydon,
B. W. Hawkins, Union City,
Jeremiah Smith, Winchester.

The above is taken from the First Annual Report of the President and Directors
to the Stockholders, dated January 4, 1854. What progress, if any, has been made
in the construction of the road is not known, or whether the Company is still in
existence.

174 MISCELLANEOUS.

BOSTON AND MAINE RAILROAD.

The names of the Directors were omitted in their proper place.
8 DIRECTORS.

F. Cogswell, Peter T. Homer,

James H. Duncan, G. "W. Kittredge,

Francis B. Hays, A. Pierce, Jr.,

James Hayward, "William J. Walker.

SUNBURY AND ERIE RAILROAD.

An election of Directors was held in Philadelphia, on the llth Feb., 1856, and
the result published in the newspapers. The list of Directors, as inserted on page
64, is incorrect. The following is a correct list :

13 DIRECTORS.

By the Stockholders. Samuel Y. Merrick, Philadelphia,

Francis R. Cope, Philadelphia, Samuel Welsh,

John C. Cresson,
Mordecai L. Dawson,
Frederick Fraley,
John B. Meyers,
Wistar Morris,
Henry M. Phillips,

Charles B. Wright, Erie.

By the City o/ Philadelphia.
Thomas J. Jeffries,
Robert L. Martin,
Samuel J. Randall.

ERRATA.

ROANOKE VALLEY RAILROAD.

From Clarksville, JV". (7., to , 22 miles.

OFFICE at Clarksville, North-Carolina.

6 DIEECTOES.

President, James Williamson.

Treas. and Clerk, . . . .E. A. Williams.

JBy the State.

James B. Haskins,
Robert C. Nelson,
Henry Wood.

By the Stockholders.

James L. Bullock,
Silas H. Harris,
A. M. McPheeters.

ERRATA.

Page 42— for I. Kinchesbacker, read I. Knickerbacker.
" 64— for Ditterville, read Dillerville.
" 59— Pennsylvania Eallroad, Thomas Mellon, Director, vica William Neal, resigned ; and

Josiah Bacon, vice John Yarrow, deceased.
" 62— Philadelphia and Trenton Eailroad should be, "From Philadelphia to Trenton, 30

miles."
73 — Virginia and Tennessee Kailroad. E. N. Eubank is Ticket Agent, vice John F. Baugh.

John T. Higginson, Conductor, should be John T. Megginson.
" 141 — The * should not be attached to the Warsaw and Eockford Bailroad, the list having been

furnished by one of its officers.
14 151 — Horatio Hill has been elected President of the Milwaukee and Beloit Eailroad, mot

E. H. Ball, resigned.
There are doubtless other errors of name?, as the manuscript in many instances was not too

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Alabama and Florida, 88

" and Mississippi Rivers, 88

N.E.andS.W., —

and Tennessee Rivers, 89

Albany Northern, 161

and Saratoga, —

and Susquehanna, 30

and West-Stockbridge, 24

Alexandria, Loudoun, and Ilampsh., 70

" and Lynchburg, —

Allentown, Pa., 51

Alton and Illinoistown, 111., 133

American Central Railway, 172

Amherst and Belchertown, Mass., ... 15

Androscoggin, Me., 1

" and Kennebec, 2

Ann Arbor and Janesville, —

Annapolis and Elkridge, Md., 67

Appomatox, (South Side,) Va., 72

Ashtabula and New-Lisbon, O., .... 103

Ashuelot, 19

Atlanta and La Grange, Ga., 82

Atlantic and Great Western, —

" and North-Carolina, —

" and St. Lawrence, 2

Augusta and Waynesboro, 82

Baltimore and Ohio,. 68

" and Potomac, —

" and Susquehanna, 69

Bangor, Oldtown, and Milford, Me.,. —

Bellefontaine and Indiana, 104

Belleville and Illinoistown, 133

Beloit and Madison, Wis., 148

Belvidere Delaware, —

Berkshire. —

Berlin and Lake Superior, Wis., 148

Black River and Utica, N. Y., 81

Bloomington, Kankankia, and Indiana

State Line, —

Blossburg and Corning, N. Y., 65

Blue Ridge, S. C., and~ Tenn., 76

" Va., —

Boston, Concord, and Montreal, 6

and Lowell, 15

and Maine, 115 174

and New- York Central, .' 17

and Providence, jg

and Worcester, \>j

Brooklyn City, 31

Brunswick and Florida,

Buffalo and Alleghany Valley, ." * jgl

Brantford, ancl Goderich, . . . '.

Corning, and New- York, 32

and New-York City, 37

Niagara Falls, and Lewiston* —

and Pittsburgh, 32

and State Line, 33

Buckfield, Maine, 3

Burlington and Missouri River, Iowa, 156

Calais and Baring, Me.,

Cairo and Fulton, Mo., Ark., 144

Camden and Amboy, N. J.,

" and Atlantic, 4.3

Canandaigua and Elmira, N. Y., 162

and Niagara Falls, N. Y., 33

and Syracuse, N. Y., . . .

Canton and Jackson, Miss.,

Cape Cod, Mass., jg

Catawissa, Williamsport, and Erie, . . 51

Cayuga and Susquehanna, 35

Central, (See name of State.)

Military Tract, 111., 133

" Southern, Tenn., 94

Chambersburg, Greencastle, and Ha-

gerstown, 52

Champlain and St. Lawrence, N. Y., 34

Charleston and Savannah, 77

Charlotte and South-Carolina, 77

Chattanooga and Cleveland, Term., . . —

Chautauque County, N. Y., —

Chemung, N. Y., 162

Cheraw and Darlington, S. C., 78

Cheshire, Mass., —

Chester Valley, Pa., 60

208

GENERAL INDEX.

Chestnut Hill, Pa., 61

Chicago and Aurora, 111., —

Alton, and St. Louis, 134

Burlington, and Quincy, ... 134
Dixon, and Iowa, Air Line, —

Iowa, and Nebraska, 156

and Milwaukee^ 135

and Mississippi, —

" and Eock Island, 139

" St. Anthony, and Fond du

Lac. 135

Cincinnati and Chicago, 104

" Cumberland Gap and

Charleston, —

" and Fort Wayne, 105

Hamilton, and Dayton, . . . 106

and Hillsboro, 107

Lebanon, and Xenia, —

and Mackinaw, 106

Peru, and Chicago, 108

Union, and Fort Wayne, . . 173
Wilmington, and Zanesv., 108
Clearfield, Phillipsburg, and Tyrone, —
Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinn.,. 109
and Erie, (See C. P. & A.,) 110

and Indianapolis, —

and Makoning, Ill

Medina, and Tuscarawa, . . —
Painesville,and Ashtabula, 110

and Pittsburgh, 110

and Toledo, Ill

" Zanesville; and Cincinn., . 112

Clifton and South-Clifton, —

Clinton Line, O., 112

Clinton Line Extension, O., 113

" and Port Hudson, La., —

Clover Hill. Va., —

Clyde and Sodus Bay, N. Y., 34

Cocheco, N. PL. 7

Columbia and Octoraro, Pa., 52

Columbus and Hocking Valley, 0., . . —

" and Lake Erie, O., —

Ga., and Mobile, Ala., .... —
" Piqua, and Indiana, 0.,. . . 113

" Pud Xenia, 0., 109

Concord, N. H., 7

Connecticut and Passumpsic Elvers, 12

" Eiver,Vt., 19

Contpocook Valley, N. H., 8

Corning and Olean, N. Y., —

Covington and Lexington, Ken., .... 100

" and Ohio, Va., —

Cumberland Valley, Pa., 53

Danbury and Norwalk, Conn., 26

Danvers and Georgetown, Mass., .... 22

Dauphin and Susquehanna, 53

Dayton and Cincinnati, Short Line,. . 114

" and Michigan, 114

" and Western, 115

" Xenia and Belpre, 115

Delaware, —

" Lackawanna, and Western, 35
Demoine Navigation and E.E. Co.,. . 157

Detroit and Milwaukee, 146

" and Pontiac, —

" and Toledo, 146

Dubuque Western, Iowa, —

Eastern, Mass., 22

East-Tennessee and Georgia, 95

and Virginia, —

Eaton and Hamilton, 0., 116

Edgefield and Kentucky, Tenn., 95

Elmira and Canandaigua, —

Erie and Kalamazoo, —

" and New- York City, 163

" and North-East, Pa., 54

Essex, Mass., —

Evansville and Crawfordsville, Ind.,. 124

" and Illinois, —

" Indianapolis,and Clevel'd, 173

Farmington Valley, 28

Fitchburg, Mass., 20

" and Worcester, Mass., ... —

Flemington, N. J., —

Florence and Keyport, N. J., —

Florida, 87

Flushing, N. Y... 163

Fort Madison, Bloomfield, and Ne- —

braska City, —

Fort Wayne and Chicago, 124

and Grand Ban ids, —

" and Mississippi, —

" and Platte Eiver, —

" and Southern, 125

Four-Mile Valley, O., 105

Fox Eiyer VaUey, 111., —

Franklin, Me., —

" Pa., —

" and Warren, O., —

Fredericksburg and Gordonsv., Va., . 70

Freehold and Jamesburg, N. J., 48

Fremont and Indiana, O., 116

French Broad and Greenville, —

Gainesville, Ala., —

Galena and Chicago Union. 136

Galveston, Houston, and Henderson, 159
" and Bed Eiver, Texas, ... —

Genesee and Hudson, N. Y., -

Georgia, 83

" Central, 83

Grand Gulf and Port Gibson, Miss., . 94

" Junction Depot; Boston, —

" Eapids and Indiana, • —

Great Central Kentucky, 100

" Falls and Conway, N. H., 8

" Western, 111., 136

Green Bay, Milwaukee,_ and Chicago, 149

Greenville and Columbia, S. C., —

" and Miami, 0., 117

" and Eoanoke, Va., —

Hampshire and Hampden, 28

Hannibal and St. Joseph, Mo., 141

Harlem E. and High Bridge, N. Y.,.. —
Harrisburg, Portsmouth, Mountjoy,

and Lancaster, Pa., 54

Hartford and New-Haven, Conn., ... 26
" Providence, and Fishkill, . . 27

Hcmpfield, Pa., and Va.. 55

Henderson .and Nashville, —

Hickman and Obion, 101

Housatonic,. 27

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" and Boston. f 104

" River, N.Y., 36

Huntingdon and Broad Top, Pa., 55

Illinois Central, 137

" and Wisconsin, —

Indiana Central, 125

" and Illinois Central, 126

Indianapolis and Bellefontaine, —

and Cincinnati, 126

Pittsb., and Cleveland, . 127

Iowa Central, —

Iron, Ohio, 117

Jacksonville and Carrollton, 111., .... —
Jefferson and Lk. Pontchartrain, La., 90

Jeffersonville, Ind., 127

Joliet and Chicago, 111., —

" and Elgin, —

Junction, 0. and Ind., 128

Kennebec and Portland, Me., 3

Kenosha and Beloit, Wis., —

Keokuk, Fort des Moines, and Min- —

nesota, 157

Keokuk, Mount Pleasant, and Musca-

tine, 158

King's Mountain. S. C., 79

Knightstown and Shelbyville, Ind., . . —
Knoxville and Kentucky, 96

La Crosse and Milwaukee, "Wis.,. . . . 149

Lafayette, —

" and Indianapolis, 128

Lake Erie, Wabasb., and St. Louis, . . 129

" Ontario, Auburn, and N. Y.,.. —

" Shore, N. Y., Pa., Ohio, etc.,. . —

" Superior and South-East, 150

Lansingburgh and Troy, N. Y., —

Laurens, S. C., 79

Lebanon Springs, N. Y., 164

" Valley.Pa., 56

Lehigh Valley, Pa., 56

Lewiston and Topsham, Me., 4

Lexington and Big Sandy, Ky., 101

" and Danville, Ky., 100

" and Frankfort, Ky., 102

" and Utica, Mo., 142

Little Miami. O.. 118

" Schuylkill, Pa., 57

" Rock and Napoleon, Ark., . . . 145
Logansport and Northern Indiana, .
" Peoria and Burlington, .

Louisville and Covington, Ken.,

" and Frankfort, " .... 102

" and Nashville, 103

Long Island, N. Y., 36

Lowell and Lawrence, Mass., 21

Lyons, Maquoketa, and Cedar Ra-
pids, Iowa, —

Macon and Western, Ga., 84

Machias Port, Me., —

Madison and Indianapolis. 139

" Portage City, and Lake Su-
perior, 150

Mad River and Lake Erie, 118

Mauassas Gap, Va., 70

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Manchester and Lawrence, 9

Manhattan, N. Y., _

Manitowoc and Mississippi, —

Marietta and Cincinnati, O., 107

Marion, Ala., 89

" and Mississinewa Valley,

Ind., 130

Maysville and Lexington, Ky., —

Memphis and Charleston, 96

" and Little Rock, 145

and Ohio, 97

" and Tennessee River, —

Merrimac and Connecticut Rivers,.. . 9

Metropolitan, Md., 69

Mexican Gulf, La., —

Michigan Central. 147

" S. and N. Indiana, 138

Milledgeville and Eatonton, Ga., .... 160

Milwaukee and Beloit, Wis., 151

" and Horicon, " 152

" and Mississippi, Wis., ... 152

" and Watertown, " ... 151

Mine Hill and Schuylkill Haven, Pa., 57

Mineral Point, 153

Mississippi Central, 93

" Gainesville, and Tuscaloosa, F —

and Missouri, Iowa, 158

" and Tennessee, 97

" Valley, Mo., —

Mobile and Girard, 160

" and Ohio, 90

Montgomery and Pensacola, 88

" and West-Point, Ala.,.. —

Montreal and New- York, —

Morris and Essex, N. J., 49

Mount Carbon, Pa-, 58

" and Port Carbon, Pa., . — •

Muscogee, Ga., 84

Nashua and Lowell, Mass, 10

Nashville and Chattanooga, Tenn., . . 98

" and North- Western, Tenn., 98

Naugatuck, Ct., 28

New- Albany and Salem, Ind., 130

" and Sandusky City, 131

New-Bedford and Taunton, Mass. ... 21

Newburyport, Mass., 22

Newcastle and Frenchtown, Del., ... —

" and Richmond, Ind., —

" and Wilmington, Del.,. . . —

N. Haven, Hartford, and Springfield, —

" and New-London, Ct., —

" and Northampton, 28

New-Jersey, (N. Y. and Philadel.,).. 49

" Central, 50

N. London, Willimantic, and Palmer, 29

" " and Springfield, —

New-Orleans and Carrollton, 90

" Jackson, and G. Northern, 92

" Milneburg, and Lake P.,.. 92

" Opelousas, andG.Western, 91

New- York and Boston, —

" Central. 38

" andEne, 37

and Harlem, 39

" and Newburgh, -

" and New-Haven, 39

" and New-Rochelle, 165

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New- York and Norfolk, Air Line, ... -

" Providence, and BoBton,.. 29

" and Troy, —

" and Western, —

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1st and 2d Avenue, 170

3d ' 45

4th ' —

6th ' 45

8th ' 171

9th ' —

Niagara Falls, Buffalo, and N. York, —

" " and Lake Ontario,.... 165

" Kiver, —

Norfolk and Petersburg, Va., —

North-Carolina, 74

" Eastern, S. C., 80

" Missouri, Mo., 142

" Pennsylvania, 58

" and South, Air Line, —

" Western, Pa., 59

" " (Bait, and Ohio,)Va,, 68

Northern, N. II., 10

" (Ogdensburgh,) N. Y., . . . 40

" Central. Pa., Md., 69

" Cross, 111.. 138

" Indiana, Air Line, —

Norwich and Worcester, Mass., 30

Ogdensb'h, Clayton,and Eome, N.Y., 40

Ohio Central, 119

" and Indiana; 131

" and Mississippi, Eastern Div.. 119
" Western Div., 137

" and Pennsylvania, 66

Old Colony, Mass.. ) —

" and Fall Eiver, Mass., J 22

Orange and Alexandria, Va., —

Oshkosh and Waupun, ... , —

Oswego, Northern and Eastern, —

" and Syracuse, N. Y., 41

" and Troy, N. Y., 166

Pacific, Mo.,., 143

Painesville and Hudson, 0., —

Panama, New-Grenada, 159

Paterson and Hudson, N. J., 50

" and Kamapo, N. J., 50

Pendleton, S. C., .. 80

Pennsylvania,. 59

Penobscot and Kennebec, —

Peoria and Bureau Valley, 111., 139

" and Hannibal, —

" and Oquawka, —

" and Eock Island, 140

Peru and Indianapolis, 132

Peterboro and Shu-ley, Mass, —

Petersburg, Va., 71

Philadelphia and Baltimore Central, . 171

" and Columbia, —

" Fort Wayne, and Platte

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" and Beading, 61

" andSunbury, 62

" and Trenton, 62

Wilmington, and Bait.,. 63

Pine Bluff and Napoleon, Ark., 145

Pittsburgh and Connellsville, Pa., ... 63

Maysville, and Cincinnati, —

and Steubenville, 65

Pittsfield and North- Adams, Mass.,. . —

Platte Valley and Pacific, Nebr., -

Plattsburgh and Montreal, 41

Pontchartrain, La., 92

Port Huron and Lake Michigan, .... —

Portland and Montreal, (A. & St. L.,) 2

" Saco, and Portsmouth, 4

Portsmouth and Concord, N. II., 11

Potsdam and Watertown, N. Y., . . . . 42

Prairie du Chien and La Crpsse, 153

Providence, Warren, and Bristol, K.I., 25

" and Worcester, 25

Kacine and Mississippi, Wis., 154

Kaleigh and Gaston, N. C., 74

Eensselaer and Saratoga, N. Y., 42

Kichmond and Danville, Va., 71

" Fredericksb'g, and Potomac, —

" and Petersburg, Va., —

" and York Eiver, Va., —

Eoanoke Valley, 175

Eochester and Genesee Valley, N. Y., 43

" Lockport, and Niagara Falls, —

" and Pittsburgh, —

" and Southern, —

Eock Island and Muscatine,. —

" Eiver Valley Union, 135

Eome, Ga., 85

Eutland and Burlington, Vt., —

" and Washington, 12

Sacket's Harbor and Ellisburg, N. Y., 43

" " and Saratoga, N. Y., 166

Sacramento Valley, Cal., —

Saginaw and Lansing, Mich., 147

Salem and Lowell, Mass., 23

Sandusky and Mansfield, 0., 120

" Mansfield, and Newark, . . 120

Saratoga and Schenectady, N. Y., . . . 167

" and Whitehall, N. Y., 44

Savannah, Albany, and Gulf, 85

" Eiver Valley, Ga., 86

Scioto and Hocking Valley, O., —

Seaboard and Boanoke, Va., 72

Sheboygan and Mississippi, 154

Sodus Point and Southern, N. Y., . . . 167

Somerset and Kennebec, Me., 5

South-Carolina, 81

" Shore, Mass., 2?>

" Side,Va., 72

" Western, Ga., 86

" " Tenn., 99

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" Mt. Vernon, and Pittsburgh,

St, Croix and Lake Superior, —

St. Louis and Iron Mountain, 143

Staten Island, N. Y., 44

Steubenville and Indiana, 122

Stonington and Providence, 29

Stony Brook, N. II.. 10

Sullivan, N. H., 11

Sunbury and Erie, Pa., 64, 174

GENERAL INDEX.

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Susquehanna, 69

Syracuse and Binghamton, N. Y., . . . 46

Tallahassee and St. Marks, Fla., —

Tennessee and Alabama, 99

Terre Haute and Alton, 140

and Indianapolis, ) —

and Bichmond, J 132

Texas Western, —

Tiffin and Fort Wayne, 122

Tioga, (Blossburg, Corning, and T.,) 64

Toledo and Illinois, ) 123

" Wabash. and St. Louis, ) —

Treverton and Susquehanna, Pa.,. . . . 66

Troy and Bennington, ) 168

and Boston, J 46

and Greenbush, N. Y., 168

and Greenfield, 160

and Eutland, 169

and Utica, N. Y., —

Union Depot, N. Y., 169

Whitehall, and Castleton, —

Union, N. J., . . . , —

" N.Y., —

Utica and Binghamton, N. Y., 47

" and Waterville, N. Y., —

Venango, Pa., —

Vermont and Canada, 13

" Central, 13

" and Massachusetts, 14

' Valley,... —

Vicksburg and Brandon, Miss., ..... —

Vicksburg and Jackson, Miss., —

" Shreveport, and Texas, ... 93

Virginia Central, 73

" and Tennessee, 73

Warren and Sussex, N. J., —

Warsaw and Eockford, 111., 141

Washington and Alexandria, —

" County Central, N.Y.,.. 170

Watertown and Eome, N. Y., 47

Weldon and Eidgeway, N. C., —

Western, Mass., 24

" Air Line, 111., -

" and Atlantic, Ga., 87

" Vermont, 14

Westchester, Pa., 68

Media, and Philadelphia, 67

West-Feliciana, La., —

" Jersey, N. J., . —

« Side, N. Y., —

White Mountains, N. H., -

Whitehall and Pittsburgh, N. Y.,
Williamsport and Elmira, N. Y., . .

Wilmington and Charlotte, N. C., . 75

and Manchester, " . 75

and Weldon, " . 76

Wilton, N. II., 10

Winchester and Potomac, Va., 172

Winnebago, 155

Wisconsin Central, 155

Worcester and Nashua, Mass., N. H., 24

I York and Cumberland, Me., 5

York and Cumberland, Pa., 6'J

York and Maryland Line, Pa., 69

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